I see the price of regular 91 is the same as gasohol 91 today - both 34 Baht. Might put a few tanks of regular through to flush the tubes out

Wonder what brought that about as that is a very large change from a week ago. 91 benzene, 41.94/liter a week ago.

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Easier one to see HERE

Easier one to see HERE

Except it has not been updated with 27 August prices and is why I didn't post it.

Just saw in News Clippings the explanation.

And I just filled it up with 91 Benzene yesterday.

Just wondering if anyone out there live's in the real world, this has been on the card's now for some month's not week's. And a sure thing since the Yingluck party got in.

Wonder what brought that about as that is a very large change from a week ago. 91 benzene, 41.94/liter a week ago.

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My guess is the amount of bikes that shouldn't or can't use gasohol.

Regards diesel going down the red shirt supporters have diesel trucks.

I for one will be going back to the good old red! Slightly better performance and economy, but only after a few tanks is it evident.

so glad i filled up on gasohol yesterday

Well goodby gasohol, they will have to reduce the price or why would anyone buy it?

I never noticed it had gone up.

I never noticed it had gone up.

Maybe if you remove your dark glasses occasionally ............................

I never noticed it had gone up.

Remove the window tint off the front screen.

Discussed back in this thread:

Good to see that E85 and GNC (NGV) continue to be subsidized, though this current price reduction is only slated to last for one year, so enjoy it while it lasts

I never noticed it had gone up.

Remove the window tint off the front screen.

Your a fine one to comment on fuel prices or economy.You drive round with flames coming out the Bean Cans.

I never noticed it had gone up.

Remove the window tint off the front screen.

Your a fine one to comment on fuel prices or economy.You drive round with flames coming out the Bean Cans.

ssssssssssssssssssssssh, don't let anyone know it's me.

On the other hand if this is to help poor people and farmers as well it will kick the bottom away from sugar and tapioca farming as they planted a lot due to the high prices paid to convert the end product into gasohol.

Give with one hand and take back with the other.

It also seems that the "temporary" suspension will cost the government around 6 billion baht in lost revenue per month.

any reduction in fuel cosrts will sooner or later be taken up by the fuel suppliers. I see the initial reduction at the pumps is already being eaten into.

I was wondering why the prices seemed to still be the same the other day, I just filled with 95 again and was waiting as I understood the price change had already taken effect but obviously it had't ..