gasoline at P50 - P60 ????????

**Bud_wiser** · August 4th, 2004 10:08 PM

why oil prices are so high

"U.S. gasoline demand is up in part because of the growing numbers of low-mileage-per-gallon sports utility vehicles on America's highways. The United States accounts for about 45 percent of world gasoline consumption."

:whoa:

**gregg_g** · August 4th, 2004 11:18 PM

Originally posted by benderbot
ssaloon -- tingin ko price per liter yon

sa US nga halos $2 na ata per liter or gallon ba yun. in PHP that's more than PHP 100

sa europe, in scandinavia for example, independent players like jet sell gasoline (95 octane pa) at 10.17kr or about PHP 78

arrrgggghhhhh!:mad:

Here in Germany diesel is about .90 to .95 Euro and 1.10 to 1.15 for Premium.... That's about P 60 for Diesel and P70 to P75 for Premium...

**mbt** · August 5th, 2004 01:05 AM

we can't really compare prices of fuel across different countries, because each country has very different tax laws. for example, britain has one of the highest taxes on fuel such that the price per gallon for gasoline OR diesel is about $4 to $5, which is about twice the rate in the US.

**kiper** · August 5th, 2004 01:20 AM

Ang US malaki pa ang OIL reserve..hinihintay lang nila maubos ung Reserba ng mga Arabo. Kaya paunti-unti lang ang pag-kuha nila ng sarili nilang fossil fuel..di naman mauubos agad pera nila kakaimport galing Arab and Russia eh.

**CLAVEL3699** · August 5th, 2004 01:23 AM

Originally posted by mbt
we can't really compare prices of fuel across different countries, because each country has very different tax laws. for example, britain has one of the highest taxes on fuel such that the price per gallon for gasoline OR diesel is about $4 to $5, which is about twice the rate in the US.

Sang ayon po ako dito. Saka po mataas ang cost of leaving nila saka ang mga sweldo nila.

Sa taiwan and phils. almost same lang ang exchange rate pero ang prices laki nang pinagkaiba like yung coke hanep sa layo nang presyo.

two cent lang po.

**111prez** · August 5th, 2004 02:42 AM

CLAVEL3699 -- tama ka rin na mataas nga ang cost of living nila.

and this is very true if we convert our pesos into their currency (like europe, US). sa taiwan naman 1 NTD : PHP 1.64 or halos 2x nga kaya naka shock siguro ang ibang gamit doon pag i-convert natin sa piso. sa ibang bansa nga, ang mcdonalds meal ay halos PHP 200, ngek!

but siguro, if you view this not in relation to the pesos but in relation rin to how much people earn in those countries, baka proportionately, tamang tama lang siguro ang presyo ng gasolina nila para sa ekonimya nila

ang problema lang sa atin ay tataas nga ang gasolina, hindi naman humahabol ang suweldo o ang ekomiya para at least ang condisyon para tumaas ang suweldo ay nandiyan. dito ako natatakot sa pagtaas ng presyo sa gasolina

kawawa talaga ang piso natin pag i-convert sa kanilang mga currency kaya some people, when they travel, hindi sila nag iisip sa gastosin sa piso but think in that country's currency para hindi ka malulungkot and masira ang pag biyahe

**JAYarc** · August 5th, 2004 05:07 AM

mahal din mag commute, sakin honda waive100cc 65~72km/L compare sa car na 1600cc 6~8km/L tapuz MTbike ko interior lang gastos TIPID..!.. nasan na Honda Insight or Toyota hybried..>>

**zero** · August 5th, 2004 08:27 AM

teka....

nasaan na yung pinoy na naka-imbento daw ng tubig ang gasolina nya? :confused:

magkano ba kabayo ngayon sa batangas?
parang balak kong mag-assemble ng kalesa.

**muffer** · August 5th, 2004 10:44 AM

gustong gusto ng mga gov. oficials na tumaas ang gasolina, kasi libre naman sila para sa mga V8 engine ng mga sasakyan nila para pag humingi sila ng pettycash para sa GAS kasama na ang pang peGASus. cute ang ina nila#**$% tapus sasabihihin nila magtipid leche!

**ILuvDetailing** · August 5th, 2004 11:13 AM

Why aren't they importing the Hybrid Cars? Puro mga V6 and V8 pinapasok nila... Just saw in cable TV the other nite an electric version of the RAV4, and they're planning to produce a Hybrid version.