I noticed today that the prices at 2 Shell garages that I pass on the way to and from work are vastly different. Neither are on a motorway and they're both on similar A class dual carriageway roads although one is a faster road than the other.
The difference in fuel prices between the two is incredible. On the same day one is selling diesel at 137.9p per litre, the other is 125.9p. That's a massive 12p per litre difference between 2 outlets of the same brand in the same local area.
How can Shell possibly justify that difference?
The diary of a Porsche 911 and former 944 Owner. I have now bought a 1998 Porsche 911 having previously owned a 2001 model 911 Carrera 2 and 1986 Porsche 944. This car is an early 996 C2 coupe with 3.4 engine/manual transmission and cable throttle. This is intended to document my experiences with the Porsche 911 over time including any problems and the running costs of maintaining a 21 year old Porsche 911
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