2p off Fuel - pay no more than 136.7p for Petrol/ 141.7p for Diesel @ Asda
From (Friday 4th May) you will pay no more than 136.7p per litre for unleaded and 141.7p per litre for diesel at Asda.
We’re leading the way in passing on the savings from a drop in global oil prices. It’s our second price drop on fuel in three weeks and should be good news for hard-pressed motorists throughout the UK.
Unlike other retailers we do everything we can to reduce prices for all of our customers wherever you live.
Research taken from PetrolPrices.com shows that some retailers are getting away with charging up to 147.9p per litre for unleaded and 151.9p per litre for diesel in towns without an Asda nearby.
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All Comments (194)
Jump to unread Post a CommentIf I filled my car from empty (48ltrs) with this deal, I'd save... wait for it...
DRUM ROLL
TRUMPETS
The almighty sum of .... £1.54
You people are bonkers. Even a penniless tramp wouldn't leave his cardboard box for that.
I THINK YOU'VE GOT YOUR SUMS WRONG ...
DRUM ROLL AGAIN ..... 96p !!
No, I haven't got my sums wrong! My local garage sells at 139.9p. I also worked out the 96p Asda saving, but I don't fill up at Asda. In fact, 96p makes it EVEN WORSE.
NEXT!!!
I'M WAITING...............
oh ok well it depends on how much fuel you consume going to asda then.. my bad
Fair play to asda for still doing national pricing, unlike the other supermarkets. They always start the reduction in price but like I say it's too small a reduction. 134.9/139.9 should have been the drop,
If I filled my car from empty (48ltrs) with this deal, I'd save... wait for it...
DRUM ROLL
TRUMPETS
The almighty sum of .... £1.54
You people are bonkers. Even a penniless tramp wouldn't leave his cardboard box for that.
Yeah but I fill my tank every week so thats a a yearly saving of £80
I think it would be worthwhile driving continuously around the block until you are running on fumes just so you can take advantage of this super-hot deal and get even more litres in the car!
Errm...
Edited By: Bossworld on May 04, 2012 19:13
They won't ever bring the prices down more than 2/5p a litre at a time, otherwise people will freak out and panic buy in case they put the price back up.
Any reduction in price of petrol is a step in the right direction, after it going up and up, if it starts to go down, even by 2p, thats better than it going up!
They won't ever bring the prices down more than 2/5p a litre at a time, otherwise people will freak out and panic buy in case they put the price back up.
Any reduction in price of petrol is a step in the right direction, after it going up and up, if it starts to go down, even by 2p, thats better than it going up!
No, it's a fair point. But I don't think it's the deal of the century either, and it's just a temporary respite until it goes up again, so you'll have to excuse me not filling a boswer up.
Hold down CTRL and and click on LIKE and see what happens,
What a ripoff
I`m currently overseas and not looking forward to filling up when I get back.
The only real choice we have is to just pay the extra £1 a tank every few months or get on your bike.
Edited By: Alfresco on May 05, 2012 14:31
Only if prices stay the same for the next 12 months. It's pointless working out how much this will save you over a year when the prices nationwide will start to go up again in a few weeks and a different supermarket will have the "best deal". Are you always going to spend the time and fuel driving to the one that saves you a few pence per fill?
Petrol prices should have never gotten higher than £1.20 a litre in my book, higher price in fuel = higher price in foods, clothing, etc, FACT, companies have to pay for it somehow. just look at the price of stamps bets thats 1 reason why its so expensive to send anything by post these days.
Because you can't make petrol out of red diesel
What a ripoff
Always check this before I fill up !!
Petrolprices.com