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UK is now around £1.35 a litre. About £5.50 per US gallon (which is different to the imperial gallon). In the region of US $ 8.80 a gallon. Substantial increases expected - certainly another 10%. In the UK we could be looking at US $10 a gallon.
I can't believe that there are still people around who don't give a shit about wasting natural resources and creating pollution.
Brought to you by the BBC. Totally funded by UK taxpayers. Damn governments can't do anything right. What waste of money!I feel sorry for you in the UK...you have a very oppressive government...speed cameras, taxes from every angle, etc.
But I can't tell you how much I like the UK Top Gear. Talk about a proper car program...Far better than the hack job Top Gear we get here...
Bloody hell Jase - shop around! £1.31 is the average/litre today, or am I just lucky living relatively near to a cheap pump.
Brought to you by the BBC. Totally funded by UK taxpayers. Damn governments can't do anything right. What waste of money!
Brought to you by the BBC. Totally funded by UK taxpayers. Damn governments can't do anything right. What waste of money!
Actually, it's funded via a TV licence, which was only classified as a tax in 2006 - which, which in an age of free on demand online repeats moments after broadcast, isn't legally necessary, unless you want to watch as live.
Top Gear, is the only show on the BBC's 4 channels that completely goes against the corporation's ethos, & continually mocks the PC brigade, in typical, have a go at anyone, including themselves, banter.
The PC brigade & left of centre loathe it, & continually call for it to be pulled. However, it is the highest rated BBC show worldwide, with 350 million viewers, & unlike every other show - makes money - which is the only reason it survives!
Of course, it also shows off the best cars in the world too! The only good thing about the BBC is - no commercials - I don't know how you guys in the States can stand them every 5 minutes. Even on comerical TV here, it's about eery 12-14 minutes.