The Lamborghini of the leisure vehicle world will be unveiled to the UK public at the Motorhome & Caravan Show 2016 this week, the Morelo Empire Liner. The new show-stopping super-liner from German motorhome manufacturer Morelo is equipped with premium fittings expected of a home, including under-floor heating, rain shower and even a garage, perfect … [Read more...]
Trade lines 3 August
After four consecutive months of pump price rises, the average cost of petrol on Britain’s forecourts has started to fall again, shows data from the RAC’s July Fuel Watch report. While the reduction in the price of unleaded is only small – 0.41p from 112.20p to 111.79p – it reverses the rising price trend which began in March. The average price of diesel … [Read more...]
Newslines 2 August
A 2p a litre supermarket cut in the price of petrol and diesel from a major supermarket is of course good news for motorists, it’s just a shame it didn’t come sooner. “We wonder how long motorists would have had to wait for a decent forecourt cut had the RAC not drawn attention to the fact that wholesale fuel costs had reduced substantially in the last … [Read more...]
“Cut pump prices” retailers urged by RAC
The RAC has issued a plea to fuel retailers to play fair with UK motorists by immediately cutting the price of both unleaded and diesel at the pumps, in the wake of falling oil and wholesale fuel prices. The oil price, currently the biggest factor determining UK fuel prices besides fuel duty, is now at its lowest level since early May – around $43 a … [Read more...]
Pump prices must fall, say RAC
The RAC is urging retailers to cut the forecourt price of petrol to reflect the falling price of unleaded fuel on the wholesale market. The price of oil is currently the biggest factor affecting the price UK drivers pay at the pumps, and a barrel of Brent crude oil ended both Monday and last Friday under $45 – the first time it has dropped to this point … [Read more...]
Wales fuel price rises among the lowest in UK
Welsh motorists are getting some of the best deals at petrol pumps, according to RAC Fuel Watch. The average prices of petrol & diesel have increased for the fourth month running, according to RAC Fuel Watch data for June, but wholesale fuel prices have only risen very slightly as a result of the pound weakening after the UK voted to leave the … [Read more...]
Pump prices not fuelling EU exit row
A pump price rise has not fuelled the row over Britain voting to leave the EU, says the RAC. RAC fuel spokesman Simon Williams said, “Despite the dramatic fall in the strength of the pound in the aftermath of Britain’s referendum vote to leave the European Union there has not been as big an effect on wholesale fuel prices as might have been expected. This … [Read more...]
Fuel prices warming up as summer begins, says RAC
The average prices of petrol and diesel have increased for the third month in a row making filling up an average family car around £5 more expensive than it was at the end of February. RAC Fuel Watch data for May reveals that the average unleaded pump price rose 2p a litre (1.92p) from 108.67p a litre to 110.59p, adding £1 to the cost of filling up a … [Read more...]
Pump prices rise for second month in a row
RAC Fuel Watch data for April shows motorists have suffered the second consecutive month of price rises at the pumps. It is a result of a 25% increase in the cost of a barrel of oil from $36.51 to $45.49, leading to the highest price since 10 November 2015. The escalating oil price is the primary reason behind the forecourt increases with the average … [Read more...]
Welsh motorists paying heavily for fuel, says RAC
Petrol prices in Wales have risen the most in Britain in the last month, says RAC Fuel Watch. It saw a 3.7% rise to an average of 105.1ppl from 101.4ppl, heading the increases in East Anglia and West Midlands. Diesel drivers in Wales did worse with a 3.74% rise but it was not the biggest jump in Britain, with East Anglia, the South East and North West … [Read more...]
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