Diesel Car Kakis
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Eviltrap
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Other owners can average at least 10 plus to 12 plus.
But my problem is that I'm mostly city driving. My speed is mostly 30-40 km/h from the time I leave my home to my office. Only about a km or so that I can go up to 80. After that, back to slow traffic. Short distance drive. Cover less than 20km per day nia.
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But difference of 200km mileage between Smart and Esso is just too big.
Savings from cheaper fuel can't cover the difference it seems.
Agreed.
Actually, with the various discount given by the petrol station, the different for diesel is not that significant, example, smart energy 1.11 vs caltex 1.21.
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I agree. Once you factor in all the discounts, cashbacks, & points, the difference is not really significant. Even at 10c, that works out to be $6 or so for a full tank which translates to less than a cent per km. I suppose unless you literally stay or work right next to these pumps, you are probably better off just pumping at a more convenient location and using the right credit cards to max out the discounts.
BTW, I'm paying effectively 1.095c at Esso & clocking Smiles points. This is using DBS Esso MC & the $5 off $50 coupons from the closure of the Tampines Ave 7 station.
Based on the feedbacks I'll not waste my time with Smart..
Just finished a tank of Caltex from Whitley. 17% haven't included the Linkpoints and CC rebates.
Haven't got a baseline to compare against yet.. No loss of power though a tank can go only about 750km.
Shell will be next.. Rather near home.. Going to see if it's fuelsave like they claim..
Just drive in JB, dun need pump in Singapore as diesel cars not restricted by 3/4 tank rule. Enjoy it while it last.
Thanks bro.
Last minute didn't manage to find out which stations are already Euro 5. Seems like they are still not fully converted yet.
I'll pump their fuel next time..
chanced upon this..
https://www.spc.com.sg/member-portal
and this
http://uob.com.sg/personal/cards/privileges/fuel-power-programme.html
Does it mean that:
SPC&U 10%+5%
UOB CC 5%
UOB Card offer additional $3 off (5%)
UOB Card rebate 3.33% or 5%
The difference here is additional 5% for Diesel..
Anyone has done SPC can you please clarify if this is the way discount/rebate is calculated?
If so this may be the best deal after the 84ct from SMART (not considering JB)
https://www.spc.com.sg/member-portal
and this
http://uob.com.sg/personal/cards/privileges/fuel-power-programme.html
Does it mean that:
SPC&U 10%+5%
UOB CC 5%
UOB Card offer additional $3 off (5%)
UOB Card rebate 3.33% or 5%
The difference here is additional 5% for Diesel..
Anyone has done SPC can you please clarify if this is the way discount/rebate is calculated?
If so this may be the best deal after the 84ct from SMART (not considering JB)
Hi, anyone knows which pertrol kiosk near ksl provide euro5 diesel?
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Am interested to find out too.
Any idea if the Petronas and shell are euro 5?
I asked the bhp near custom, otw to ksl,
it's NOT.
Any idea if the Petronas and shell are euro 5?
I asked the bhp near custom, otw to ksl,
it's NOT.
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Make sure u use the diesel with blue color pump, not the black one.
It's located further inside the station, isolated from the rest.
One thing I find that it is not worth if one goes in for the diesel.
In SG after the discounts and cc rebates, it end up only about 30-40 cents diff and not much diff if u use SMART.
No thanks to all the toll fees and jam.
Going in to NSHW do get to stretch the car muscles and clear the DPF
In SG after the discounts and cc rebates, it end up only about 30-40 cents diff and not much diff if u use SMART.
No thanks to all the toll fees and jam.
Going in to NSHW do get to stretch the car muscles and clear the DPF
What is the actual $ pet littre for the diesel at Smart after all the discounts?One thing I find that it is not worth if one goes in for the diesel.
In SG after the discounts and cc rebates, it end up only about 30-40 cents diff and not much diff if u use SMART.
No thanks to all the toll fees and jam.
Going in to NSHW do get to stretch the car muscles and clear the DPF
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Just trying to confirm.. Seems like they removed the lok yang station price
http://www.smartenergy.sg
I recall it was 0.84 or 0.87 cents.
The Malaysian Euro 5 diesel after conversion is around 0.7+ cents.
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Think both Cnergy and Smart Energy should be the same price. No additives and marketing for their diesels.
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