Petrol in France

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Re: Petrol in France

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just back from Spain,
we were getting a discount of about 13% from the pump price,
not all garages but most, they zapped a bar code they had,

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I made it across France no problem, Total definitely the cheapest in some cases by 40 cents a litre. Not had the bar code thing in Spain yet, why were they found it?
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looks like we may have got the end of it some were still giving it up to 20th oct though

https://www.thelocal.es/20220401/how-dr ... e-of-fuel/

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Looking at my receipts I think I did get some kind of discount. Not as much as you I think they are scaling it down. I am glad I came on my Meteor rather than my Cali. 90 mpg as opposed to 50.
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Jak* wrote: Wed Oct 26, 2022 8:37 am Looking at my receipts I think I did get some kind of discount. Not as much as you I think they are scaling it down. I am glad I came on my Meteor rather than my Cali. 90 mpg as opposed to 50.
How has the Meteor performed Jak?
I'm considering the Hunter next year and would be interested in a comparison with the Himalayan.
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