Biggest ever fill up

[Eighteeteewhy]

It just cost me £101.64 to fill up!

That's the most I've ever put in one go, I suppose the £100 fill up is becoming a regular thing these days?

Edited by Eighteeteewhy on Thursday 19th January 11:18

[markmullen]

I put £189 of diesel in a Hummer H1

[Byard]

Time to get rid of the M3

[JonnyFive]

At most my MX5 can only take about £55-£60

[louiebaby]

A fraction over £90, but I did treat it to Optimax...

I'm expecting this to be a reasonably regular occurrence now...

[Blown2CV]

£82 of derv in a 60L mondeo tdci yest

[jesta1865]

i did a £121 in the discovery a few weeks back, and used it going from Essex to Lancashire and back in a day

[djfaulkner]

Mine is £60ish in the focus, but a mate put in £126 in his porsche cayenne and wasnt a full tank.

[benjj]

£141 yesterday on regular diesel. Will be good for around 450 miles.

[Classic Grad 98]

Blown2CV said:

£82 of derv in a 60L mondeo tdci yest

I usually get £85 worth into mine... which is nearly 61 litres!

[LotusOmega375D]

Odd isn't it? The crude oil price is still about 30% less than it was 4 years ago. The forecourts are quick to put up the price after a slight crude increase, but very slow to bring it back down again, when the opposite happens.

[lawrence567]

I was chatting to one of our suppliers delivery drivers, he said to fill up at a service station the other day cost him £705.
He would have to do that twice (coming from Scotland to Devon & a few diversions for deliveries).
If he was lucky he'd get about 8MPG...

[Madmatt74]

£104 Diesel in my Insignia.

Must have been on fumes though as i've only managed that twice.

Normally £98

[RedLeicester]

Regular £120-130 fills in the Disco. Has been for a year or more, was higher under the fuel protests.

[mikeyr]

So for those of you who use "Pay at the Pump" how do these large fillups work?

Most of the pumps seem to set a limit of £80 or £90 when you put your credit ard in - does it just carry on or does the pump stop when you get to the maximum amount allowed?

[Manks]

benjj said:

£141 yesterday on regular diesel. Will be good for around 450 miles.

I guessed what car you had before I checked your profile. I used to have one of those and filling station attendants were often aghast at how much diesel would go into it. And how often.

[Big Rod]

My Shogun takes £100 of povo' spec' unleaded. My Pajero needs to run on high octane.

[benjj]

Manks said:

benjj said:

£141 yesterday on regular diesel. Will be good for around 450 miles.

I guessed what car you had before I checked your profile. I used to have one of those and filling station attendants were often aghast at how much diesel would go into it. And how often.

Indeed, its the only thing keeping me from buying the 5.0 Supercharged i tested last weekend. Reckon my foot would deliver c.14mpg overall.

[BoostMonkey]

mikeyr said:

So for those of you who use "Pay at the Pump" how do these large fillups work?

Most of the pumps seem to set a limit of £80 or £90 when you put your credit ard in - does it just carry on or does the pump stop when you get to the maximum amount allowed?

Most if not all pump's I've seen have a limit of 100 ltrs or £100

[Vladimir]

Not filled up the new van yet (it was full when we got it, only topped it up) but it's going to be North of £100.

Ouch.

£92 is the worst so far for me.

Filled the inlaws boat a while back but I didn't pay for it thank f*** - £1200!!