WTH??? Petrol going up again!!!!!

back to the good old days before colonization when everyone jogged where they wanted to be...eish donner...

where's SASOL, they must make some more petrol from coal or import the natural gas from Mozambique...
 
Now I have to take my cone filter out :( Way too expensive. Will only have a bike around August.
 
What's crazy is you hillbillies are forced by the government to pay more for petrol than the civilised-by-the-sea crowd.
 
Apparently you can buy that toyota prius hybrid car in SA now/soon. Half petrol, half electric..
 
It may be cheaper to go overseas and download a file than it is to use our pathetic broadband offerings, but don't forget to add the cost of the petrol to get to and from the airport.

Three hours in JHB/PTA traffic could drastically increase this cost and make Telkom a more viable option :eek: bloody gvt.
 
hmmm, since petrol prices are going up, large V8 car prices will probily drop. Time to buy myself a range rover cheap-cheap :D
 
Natas said:
Apparently you can buy that toyota prius hybrid car in SA now/soon. Half petrol, half electric..
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Slight problem is that you only have to pay around R5000 a month to drive to effectively rent it (after 5 years you give it back to Toyota).

Or at least this was the case a year to two ago.

If you live in Cape Town, why not take the train? I take it to work most days, and find it safe and (reasonably) reliable.
 
Tassidar said:
Slight problem is that you only have to pay around R5000 a month to drive to effectively rent it (after 5 years you give it back to Toyota).

Or at least this was the case a year to two ago.

If you live in Cape Town, why not take the train? I take it to work most days, and find it safe and (reasonably) reliable.
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I live in Table View. No trains :(. Am looking for an apartment somewhere along the train lines in Southern Suburbs but it's rather pricey. Petrol prices becoming a major issue in my monthly budget!!!
 
Tassidar said:
Slight problem is that you only have to pay around R5000 a month to drive to effectively rent it (after 5 years you give it back to Toyota).

Or at least this was the case a year to two ago.

If you live in Cape Town, why not take the train? I take it to work most days, and find it safe and (reasonably) reliable.
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Just checked toyota's website and they cost R269 000 - http://www.toyota.co.za/finance/vehicle_prices.aspx
 
bwana said:
Just checked toyota's website and they cost R269 000 - http://www.toyota.co.za/finance/vehicle_prices.aspx
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Mmmm.. maybe I shoudl get one, dotn know what they look like tho'.... if it doesnt look cool enough then I will just have to have that baby pimped out to the max. cause you know I be pimpin!! put some spinners on that biutch, get a fully loaded sound system, some dice and a little bit of fur on the dash, and it should be ready for mackin in
 
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