its the same price everywhere in new zealand $2.09 at the moment. I wish it was different around the place more competition.
Once hybrid cars become more mainstream will gas prices go down? | |||
Yes | 4 | 5.41% | |
NO | 26 | 35.14% | |
why would they? | 14 | 18.92% | |
Maybe | 4 | 5.41% | |
Once the demand for it is gone...yes | 6 | 8.11% | |
China and other developin... | 12 | 16.22% | |
other | 0 | 0% | |
see resultz | 8 | 10.81% | |
Total: | 74 |
its the same price everywhere in new zealand $2.09 at the moment. I wish it was different around the place more competition.
We call it petrol :) and it's R10 ($1.43) per litre for 93 octane and R10.50 ($1.50) per litre for 95 octane. (South Africa)
Kasz216 said:
Europeon gas is so expensive because of Pro-enviroment laws.
The US Federal Gas tax is like... $0.18 cents a galon.
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hmmmm really? at the end of it when it comes to paying for it over the counter compare to other countrys you actually feel america is getting "ripped off"?
phinch1 said:
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Sure. I mean other countries voted in polticians who favored expensive gas taxes to curb gas usage and global warming.
We should be paying the same rate europeons pay minus the taxes.
Think gas is too high? Put in politicians to lower or repeal the tax.
Gas costs around 2.70$ per litre here, or about 10.8$ per gallon. Unleaded 98 costs 5-8% more and diesel generally 5-8% less.
Kasz216 said:
We should be paying the same rate europeons pay including the taxes seen as our average car in america Drinks way more fuel than in the EU Think gas is too high? Put in politicians to lower or repeal the tax. |
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spurgeonryan said:
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no $2.09 NZD which is $1.66 USD and thats not good we pay per litre you guys pay per gallon.
phinch1 said:
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Nah, if anything that's why we shouldn't pay europeon style taxes on it.
That and the fact that you actually need a car to survive in the US.
Can't even get a job in a lot of places if you don't have a car.
Kasz216 said:
Nah, if anything that's why we shouldn't pay europeon style taxes on it. That and the fact that you actually need a car to survive in the US. Can't even get a job in a lot of places if you don't have a car. |
Oh....you mean like everywhere else? a lot of people who are searching for jobs in the UK can't get them in the same town and need to travel
if you feel so hard done by in the US how about you pay my petrol bill and ill pay yours? i'd gladley swap
phinch1 said:
Oh....you mean like everywhere else? a lot of people who are searching for jobs in the UK can't get them in the same town and need to travel if you feel so hard done by in the US how about you pay my petrol bill and ill pay yours? i'd gladley swap |
No, not like everywhere else. In the US in a lot of parts in the country you can't even get to a job in the same town or if your lucky, a 20 minute walk to catch 2-3 busses that take around 50 minutes a piece.
As for switcing gas bills. Taxes excluded? Sure.
Think about it rationally for a second.
Say I live in an area that puts a $250 dollar tax on TVs, and buy a TV for 450.
You don't have such a tax and pay 250.
You are clearly getting ripped off by $50.
Why should you feel bad I'm paying more for a tax that my area passed by supporting the policies that inacted it?