Top ten fuel sippers We are under no illusion that these 10 cars are out of reach for most but their fuel eating habits can t be disputed 10 April 2021 April saw higher fuel prices across the board as many motorists already struggle to fill their tanks. Image: Vladyslav Starozhylov /123rf
This past Wednesday saw the adjustment of the petrol fuel prices announced by the Central Energy Fund (CEF) last month. The increase saw 95 octane rise R1/l inland and 99c at the coast and 95c inland and 94c at the coast for 93 octane.
A litre of 95 Ron will now cost drivers R17.32. This marks the steepest price commanded since the R17.08 set late in 2018. The wholesale price of high-sulphur diesel also increased by 65c inland and 64c at the coast, with low-sulphur diesel to go up by 63c inland and 62c at the coast.
Why motorists are paying more for petrol - The Mail & Guardian
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Why motorists are paying more for petrol - The Mail & Guardian
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