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I put over 82 litres of fuel in my car. Acutally I stopped at 82.12 Liters :glad: and not because it clicked to stopped, cause I was like WTF :spoton:

I asked the cashier how on earth can I put more then 82L in my car, when it's only got an 82 litre tank... of course he didn't answer.

So how much are we really paying for fuel?

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:bum:What he said

So you guys mean the price of petrol has gone above 76c/L... :o

<_< Me to, for the last 7 years...

Havent paid for fuel since 1997 :o

l figure l must have used $30k of fuel in that time.

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:bum:What he said

So you guys mean the price of petrol has gone above 76c/L... :w00t2:

:beerchug: Me to, for the last 7 years...

Havent paid for fuel since 1997 :gooff:

l figure l must have used $30k of fuel in that time.

How does one get "free fuel" even with a company supplied and maintained vehicle would'nt you be getting a reduced salary package for this benefit? Unless of course the car is used almost solely for work purposes such as a travelling salesman. With a novated lease I get a 47%discount on fuel, due it being paid for pre tax, so $4k of fuel actually has a net cost of just over $2k, but I still pay. I'm curious as to how one achieves totally free fuel?

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:bum:What he said

So you guys mean the price of petrol has gone above 76c/L... :passifier:

:pinch: Me to, for the last 7 years...

Havent paid for fuel since 1997 :blush:

l figure l must have used $30k of fuel in that time.

How does one get "free fuel" even with a company supplied and maintained vehicle would'nt you be getting a reduced salary package for this benefit? Unless of course the car is used almost solely for work purposes such as a travelling salesman. With a novated lease I get a 47%discount on fuel, due it being paid for pre tax, so $4k of fuel actually has a net cost of just over $2k, but I still pay. I'm curious as to how one achieves totally free fuel?

Through lease agreements.

Although you would be paying an increased amount to allow for it - if it sounds too good to be true then it probably is!

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Just topped up with Mobil Synergy 8000 at Brooklyn Park, Adelaide metro, western suburbs.

WTF 119.9 cents / litre.

mmmmmm, methinks I might get back into the Supra for a while.

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  mercturbo said:
How does one get "free fuel" even with a company supplied and maintained vehicle would'nt you be getting a reduced salary package for this benefit? Unless of course the car is used almost solely for work purposes such as a travelling salesman. With a novated lease I get a 47%discount on fuel, due it being paid for pre tax, so $4k of fuel actually has a net cost of just over $2k, but I still pay. I'm curious as to how one achieves totally free fuel?

Easy mate.

l fill my car up as often as needed with whatever takes my fancy, and submit my receipts once a month along with my other re-imbursable expenses. There is no lease involved and no limit on my usage (within reasonable limits) :w00t2:

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  Mondie said:
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How does one get "free fuel" even with a company supplied and maintained vehicle would'nt you be getting a reduced salary package for this benefit? Unless of course the car is used almost solely for work purposes such as a travelling salesman. With a novated lease I get a 47%discount on fuel, due it being paid for pre tax, so $4k of fuel actually has a net cost of just over $2k, but I still pay. I'm curious as to how one achieves totally free fuel?

Easy mate.

l fill my car up as often as needed with whatever takes my fancy, and submit my receipts once a month along with my other re-imbursable expenses. There is no lease involved and no limit on my usage (within reasonable limits) :blush:

Ah Simon that's awsome, if I could get that I'd have the biggest fuel guzzling V8 or turbo around (sorry to any environmentalists) :blush:

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  mercturbo said:
Ah Simon that's awsome, if I could get that I'd have the biggest fuel guzzling V8 or turbo around (sorry to any environmentalists) :thumbsup:

You do :lol:

Well close to it anyway.

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