Ivan wrote:
A few short months ago the prospect of diesel fuel breaking through the
£1.00 a litre barrier appeared to be unlikely, but with it now costing
over £1.20 a liter that's nudging £5.50 a gallon, this got me wondering
just how much it would have to reach before people on this newsgroup
reached a point where they would be seriously thinking about giving up
their car? .. My own threshold would be somewhere around £10.00 a gallon
and that would be it.

I'm currently knocking about in an LPG Vectra Estate as well as the
Range Rovers. Quite funny. Rangie's do around 50-60 miles for £20,
Vectra does 220 for £20. I still use the Rangies when I'm not going
more than around 40 miles.

It's simple, if fuel doesn't come down, I'm just going to have to charge
more for every job I do. Putting the price of fuel up doesn't mean I'll
give up driving, it just means the price of everything I do goes up.

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Pete M - OMF#9
Range Rover V8 Turbo
Range Rover 4.6 HSE
"Professional Petrolhead"