Gas, petrol prices in Poland

OP BubbaWoo 33 | 3502

6 May 2007 / #31

exactly!!!

davidpeake 14 | 451

7 May 2007 / #32

bubba paid 3.48zl per litre on the weekend in poland

blackadder 1 | 114

28 Jun 2007 / #33

i was wondering what's the price of petrol per liter in Poland,i.e. in Croatia liter of eurosuper 95 oktanes is 1 euro,just because goverment pays our major oil company not to rise prices?

cohens4

28 Jun 2007 / #34

i know people here in the US have really begun to car pool to cut down on driving

sledz 23 | 2247

29 Jun 2007 / #35

or buy a motorcycle

ConstantineK 26 | 1298

29 Jun 2007 / #36

i know people here in the US have really begun to car pool to cut down on driving

Thanx god, i sold my TJ Wr.

ski 7 | 140

11 Jul 2008 / #37

Commodities are next on list after stocks down.

Guest

12 Jul 2008 / #38

were not in america its petrol gas comes out your arese

ukpolska

12 Jul 2008 / #39

bubba paid 3.48zl per litre on the weekend in poland

I have just come home and paid 4.88zl per litre and I heard in Warsaw it's even over 5zl, can anyone confirm that?

scorpio 20 | 188

12 Jul 2008 / #40

At 4.88 zł per liter, that comes out to approximately $9 US dollars per gallon (3.785 liters), more than double the price per gallon in the USA.

Being an American myself, why are Americans even complaining about the price of gasoline in the USA? Poles earn less and pay more for fuel, and I rarely hear them complaining about gasoline prices where I live near Tarnów. Spoiled and pampered Americans, they just don't realize how good they have it.

VaFunkoolo 6 | 654

12 Jul 2008 / #41

why are Americans even complaining about the price of gasoline in the USA?

Europeans have been asking the same question for some time

Poles earn less and pay more for fuel

Very close to what we are paying in the UK.

I rarely hear them complaining about petrol prices either. In fact I rarely hear them complaining about all the other price hikes the country has seen recently. Although there does some to be an increase in fare bunking...

Krecik - | 3

15 Sep 2008 / #42

Commodities are next on list after stocks down.

Now I see you have been right