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Price of diesel is going up so is it no longer a good move to get a diesel car.
We are due to get a new car/van/mpv in July, is there any savings to be made in getting a diesel car or just go back to petrol?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.unless you do a lot of miles in a diesel rather than short trips, then you may save a bit but the servicing gobbles that up possibly.
lots to consider on both counts -they say that the newer turbo petrol engines can be quite economical - don't take any fuel figures quoted by the Makers as achievable,
best to see what you think you would liketo own & search the relevant owners forum to see more real fuel economy figures.
lots to consider on both counts -they say that the newer turbo petrol engines can be quite economical - don't take any fuel figures quoted by the Makers as achievable,
best to see what you think you would liketo own & search the relevant owners forum to see more real fuel economy figures.
If you do short journeys, watch this before getting a diesel
http://www.bbc.co.uk/...ticulate_filters.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/...ticulate_filters.html
Across our fleet which is approx 80% diesel, we find that the BMWs are the only make who do anything like the claimed combined mpg. My own car a VW Bluemotion which should be doinf 67mpg is averaging around 55 at the moment with 13k miles on the clock. As a conservative driver I find that very poor. But still better than the petrol equivalent. Our cars cover anything between 15 and 50k miles per year so we do see the diesel as more economical.
Make your own mind up !
Plenty of advice on the net like this.............
http://www.which.co.u...nd-diesel-fuel-costs/
Plenty of advice on the net like this.............
http://www.which.co.u...nd-diesel-fuel-costs/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-15788207
Ah looks like more of a case of has happened, is continuing to happen, plus the debated rise for both fuels.
I recall when diesel was cheaper than petrol, then I got a diesel car, so must be my fault.
Ah looks like more of a case of has happened, is continuing to happen, plus the debated rise for both fuels.
I recall when diesel was cheaper than petrol, then I got a diesel car, so must be my fault.
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