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Tank On Empty? How Far Can You Go?

by Save-Petrol Admin ~ July 30th, 2008

Don’t you just hate it when the little orange fuel light comes on and you know you have to go to the petrol station and hand over another load of cash just to fill up!

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New Design, New Pages & New Money Saving Tips!

by Save-Petrol Admin ~ July 29th, 2008

Money FocusThe whole website has been given a fresh new look, this brings the blog and main website closely together. It’s a big improvement and we intend to keep it this was for the next couple of years (who know’s what the future holds!)

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New Series Of Eco Car Profiles From Major Manufacturers!

by Save-Petrol Admin ~ July 19th, 2008

Land Rover LRXDuring my day at the Goodwood Festival of Speed I learnt a lot about the new eco cars that are being developed by the major car manufacturers, some are just one-off concepts, others are expected to go into full production.

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It’s Not Easy Being Green! The Dilemma Of Car Insurance

by Save-Petrol Admin ~ July 17th, 2008

Going Green Car InsuranceLife if full of ethical dilemmas, and many of the decisions we make in life contradict themselves. I’ve realised not to be worried about these contradictions. It would be great to live a totally consistent life, but I’ve met very few people who actually manage to do it.

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2p Tax Rise On Fuel Has Been Delayed Until April 2009

by Save-Petrol Admin ~ July 17th, 2008

Yesterday the Treasury announced that the planned 2p rise per litre on fuel duty has been postponed.

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Save Petrol By Remapping Your Engine

by Save-Petrol Admin ~ June 25th, 2008

BMW EngineThe 16th tip has now been added to the main website, it is about remapping (or chipping) your engine. This needs to be done by a professional and isn’t cheap, a quote on my 1.4l Fiesta came back as £299 so you need to invest in order to save money in the future.

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