Petrol Price Movement in Singapore

[Theoldjaffa]

1 hour ago, Fitvip said:

Should be higher than that. RON 92 was at $1.1679 already.

 

Wah u actually kept the receipt?

 

[Enye]

wah ... the ink on the receipt actually didn’t fade

🤣

[Theoldjaffa]

Just now, Enye said:

wah ... the ink on the receipt actually didn’t fade

🤣

dot matrix power!

i remember liao. $1.205

[Fcw75]

2002 got SPC already?

I thought still BaPok? 

[Mkl22]

Around 1998to 2000 was $1. Diesel was dirt cheap at 30-40cent. 

USA was even cheaper with $usd1 a gallon. 

Edited March 31, 2020 by Mkl22

[Estrangable]

in 1999/2000 when i was still riding...it was 1 dollar for Ron92 in BP station... pump 10 plus dollar enough to last for a week

Edited March 31, 2020 by Estrangable

[Vinceng]

13 hours ago, Mkl22 said:

Around 1998 to 2000 was $1. Diesel was dirt cheap at 30-40cent. 

 

Yes, diesel used to be very cheap. But with the implementation of the Euro emission standards, the rise is way more drastic than petrol at $1.69/litre now even with crude oil prices at an 18 yr low.

Edited April 1, 2020 by Vinceng

[Mkl22]

1 hour ago, Vinceng said:

Yes, diesel used to be very cheap. But with the implementation of the Euro emission standards, the rise is way more drastic than petrol at $1.69/litre now even with crude oil prices at an 18 yr low.

diesel prices went up from 2000, largely due the appetite from China.

[ToyotaShuttle]

I am wondering if petrol prices will go up if some of the refineries in Singapore close.

Maybe SRC or some other refinery. Where will SPC and Caltex get their petrol?

[ToyotaShuttle]

14 hours ago, Fcw75 said:

2002 got SPC already?

I thought still BaPok? 

You must be quite young. That was in 2004.

On 3/31/2020 at 10:05 AM, Throttle2 said:

That would be the last thing to suggest

in fact i would recommend full tank rule implemented.   Together with the pump price reduction.  

If petrol prices in Singapore can be reduced to a competive level, there will be no need for full tank or even 3/4 tank rule.

[BanCoe]

1 hour ago, Vinceng said:

Yes, diesel used to be very cheap. But with the implementation of the Euro emission standards, the rise is way more drastic than petrol at $1.69/litre now even with crude oil prices at an 18 yr low.

about 19-20 years back, my diesel van full tank was only like $23- 25/- (must be 50 litres); so must be less than 50cents / L  

[Vinceng]

2 hours ago, ToyotaShuttle said:

If petrol prices in Singapore can be reduced to a competitive level, there will be no need for full tank or even 3/4 tank rule.

How low can petrol prices go, when 1/3 of the retail price consists of petrol excise duty.

Then you have the expensive infrastructural, rental, operational &  manpower costs. 

[Fu11thr0tt1e]

2 hours ago, Vinceng said:

How low can petrol prices go, when 1/3 of the retail price consists of petrol excise duty.

Then you have the expensive infrastructural, rental, operational &  manpower costs. 

Vote wisely!

[Vinceng]

1 hour ago, Fu11thr0tt1e said:

Vote wisely!

Trust me! History will repeat itself! 

[Fu11thr0tt1e]

8 minutes ago, Vinceng said:

Trust me! History will repeat itself! 

Yes bro! I agree! 

[Fitvip]

22 hours ago, Theoldjaffa said:

Wah u actually kept the receipt?

 

Haha, one of a few between the pages of my maintenance record booklet.😀

[Theoldjaffa]

22 hours ago, Fcw75 said:

2002 got SPC already?

I thought still BaPok? 

Have. That time not many SPC until they acquired BP’s stations, I think 2004 or 2005.

[Fitvip]

On 3/31/2020 at 7:36 PM, Enye said:

wah ... the ink on the receipt actually didn’t fade

🤣

I think it being sandwiched between the pages of the booklet helped!🤣