Supermarket Petrol vs Branded Stations: When the Price Gap Is Worth It and When It Isn’t
Supermarket forecourts are usually cheaper than branded stations. That part is straightforward.

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Supermarket forecourts are usually cheaper than branded stations. That part is straightforward.

If your nearest forecourt is also your only forecourt, you already know the price is higher. What is less obvious is why.

An empty forecourt is an inconvenience, not an emergency, unless your tank is already very low. Most localised fuel disruptions in the UK resolve within hours or a few days, and th...

If your car was manufactured after 2011, you’ll almost certainly be fine using E10 petrol. It’s the UK’s standard unleaded fuel, it’s cheaper than super unleaded, and most modern e...
