Fuel: this service station is the cheapest in France!

If you want to pay less for your fuel, go to Finistère! We tell you everything below.

When will fuel prices finally come down? A priori, it is unfortunately not for immediately. Indeed, demand is still very high and oil-producing countries have also decided to reduce exports. As a result, this inevitably drives up prices at the pump. But that’s not all, because taxes are also very high, while the government refuses to do the slightest thing for motorists. He prefers to ask distributors to make an effort. But is this enough? Unfortunately not really, and this is here to stay.

The French are penalized by disruptions in the supply of service stations.

Consequently, the Government is extending the discount of 30 centimes/L at the pump until mid-November.@TotalEnergies also extends its discount of 20 centimes/L for the same duration. pic.twitter.com/u7EdYWGliB

— Élisabeth BORNE (@Elisabeth_Borne) October 16, 2022

An advantageous price

If some stations, including those managed by TotalEnergies have decided to make a move by cutting back on their margins or by freezing the price of gasoline and diesel, this is not the case for all. Indeed, we mentioned a few days ago a service station displaying a price dangerously close to the bar of three euros per litre. But is it still possible to find a place to buy fuel without breaking the bank? And yes ! To do this, go to Quimperlé Carrefour Marketlocated in the department of Finistère.

Especially diesel

According to the latest readings, this service station indeed offers a liter of diesel at only 1.747 euro, while unleaded 98 currently costs 1,886 euro. An advantageous price, which makes it the cheapest station in France on diesel. For gasoline, it is rather that of the System U supermarket in Saint-Romain-de-Colbosc (76) that should be targeted, with a liter at 1.969 euros. However, prices tend to vary a lot from day to day.

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