Yesterday i filled my car up with ulp and paid $1.49/ltr, today driving to the shops i noticed a garage with the price at $1.94/ ltr. What happened overnight, i missed something? Mackka
That sounds more like a win than a whinge!Yesterday i filled my car up with ulp and paid $1.49/ltr, today driving to the shops i noticed a garage with the price at $1.94/ ltr. What happened overnight, i missed something? Mackka
It had been that low for a few days and all the other stations were about 5 cents dearer. I was simply asked why the sudden surge.That sounds more like a win than a whinge!
No, but coffee definitely has...A visit to Woolworths today and our favourite Bushell's coffee has gone from $6.50 to $8.50?
Correct me I'm wrong but that accounts for a 23.5% price rise.
Am I living in a cave or has inflation jumped this amount?
Yeah so up and down ,I filled up for $1.42 at the metro and Coles shell just 100 meters up the road was $1.98 And the ampol opposite that was $1.56Yesterday i filled my car up with ulp and paid $1.49/ltr, today driving to the shops i noticed a garage with the price at $1.94/ ltr. What happened overnight, i missed something? Mackka
Totally agree. If Musk, China, and others want to sell electric cars to this country to save the world and their own wealth, then we should refuse to subsidise them until they show some support for our industries and workforce by promoting industry here.My whinge is they are going to promote electric cars with tax incentives to buy those cars none of which are made in this country and use the for the enviroment argument ( which is bs if you look carefully ) to justify further penalising every one who cant afford one who have to drive a petrol or deisel and by doing that it will also be adding to the already high costs of heavy transport which will add to the cost of everything. Then when more people are driving the electric vehicles they will then slug them with a huge rego increase to cover the lack of fuel excise they pay to pay for the roads. I like electric cars btw but as they get better and cheaper they will sell themselves, models such as the atto byd 3 are just the start with out artificial incentives curtesy the tax payer.
https://performancedrive.com.au/exclusive-plans-australian-built-electric-cars-pushing-ahead-3121/ - so who knows?My whinge is they are going to promote electric cars with tax incentives to buy those cars none of which are made in this country and use the for the enviroment argument ( which is bs if you look carefully ) to justify further penalising every one who cant afford one who have to drive a petrol or deisel and by doing that it will also be adding to the already high costs of heavy transport which will add to the cost of everything. Then when more people are driving the electric vehicles they will then slug them with a huge rego increase to cover the lack of fuel excise they pay to pay for the roads. I like electric cars btw but as they get better and cheaper they will sell themselves, models such as the atto byd 3 are just the start with out artificial incentives curtesy the tax payer.
One thing we can be sure of. No avoiding tax. Looking further out into the future. Small ev passanger vehicals will be probably be air bourne saving on road construction and traffic jams while heavy transport will probably be ground bound for a while due to the inherent weight. Air ships might even make a come back only this time they will be automonous and coated in a light solar fabric assuming we dont have a massive war or other disaster and continue on this trajectory.https://performancedrive.com.au/exclusive-plans-australian-built-electric-cars-pushing-ahead-3121/ - so who knows?
The subsidy is around $3000 and only for the first few thousand electric cars each year, and only for lower-priced electric cars. It is to get a few on the road, and you can be sure the subsidy will decrease and then disappear as the number on the roads increases.
"Then when more people are driving the electric vehicles they will then slug them with a huge rego increase to cover the lack of fuel excise they pay to pay for the roads" - that seems reasonable to me, since a lot of money for road maintenance comes from there. They still wear out the roads like other cars. Otherwise they would be penalizing those driving hydrocarbon cars (making them pay the road maintenance for electric cars).
In Australia We drive on the left of the road...
In QLD We drive on whats left of the road...
LW....
Gotta agree with that L W, driving back from Hervey Bay last Friday it was a case of dodge one huge pothole and hope you don't hit two in the mean timeIn Australia We drive on the left of the road...
In QLD We drive on whats left of the road...
LW....
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