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Ellie
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Can anyone tell me please...the price of a litre of unleaded petrol in CVO and the area in general?.
Asking this for H..the price here is around 89p and fear it won't be long before it hits the £1 !.....
He's planning to drive out to Algarve about Octoberish..so trying to get idea of cost!!
Thanks
Asking this for H..the price here is around 89p and fear it won't be long before it hits the £1 !.....
He's planning to drive out to Algarve about Octoberish..so trying to get idea of cost!!
Thanks
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djprescott
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Yes, but you only have to pay for the petrol in US, Cowboy, don't you?!! 
Last edited by djprescott on Wed Aug 10, 2005 8:09 am, edited 1 time in total.
Got a point djprescott... it would be hard for me to drive to Europe from here to fill up the tank wouldn't it?djprescott wrote:Yes, but you only have to pay for the petrol in US, Cowboy, don't you?!!
BTW, the cost of a barrel of oil is the same in Texas as it it is where you live...taxes at the pump have a lot to do with the local price of "Push Water"
(local slang for Petrol..."Go Juice" is another).
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[quote="djprescott"]Cowboy, does the US treasury set the level of tax on gas or is it set state by state like other taxes?
Dave.[/quote
Good question, Dave......
My understanding is that there is a Federal tax on gas, and the States are allowed to tack on any other taxes they can (and they do, to one extent or another)......
To complicate matters further, each State can have different refining standards (Califorina, for example) and that also pushes the price up.
Oil is quite a cash cow between the well head and the pump.
(and try to visualise the modern world without Oil)
Dave.[/quote
Good question, Dave......
My understanding is that there is a Federal tax on gas, and the States are allowed to tack on any other taxes they can (and they do, to one extent or another)......
To complicate matters further, each State can have different refining standards (Califorina, for example) and that also pushes the price up.
Oil is quite a cash cow between the well head and the pump.
(and try to visualise the modern world without Oil)
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I'm sure Ellie won't mind, dave....djprescott wrote:Interesting...
What is the average current price of gas and how much of the price per gallon is tax?
Sorry for going a bit off topic here!
Here is a break down of the cost of one U.S. gallon, by State....
http://money.cnn.com/pf/features/lists/gasprices/
I think this info is a little dated...yesterday I paid $2.39 per gallon (although I'm sure I could have found cheaper if I shoped around....but not much....how much gas do you want to use to look for cheaper gas, when it's really not that much cheaper anywhere else?)
