Welcome to the latest edition of MotorMouth News, the newsletter that saves Australian motorists money with fuel saving tips and information.

With fuel prices reaching record highs across the country, we would like to take this opportunity to congratulate those service stations throughout Australia that have consistently offered low fuel prices to motorists.

In an effort to encourage service stations to continue to offer motorists good deals on fuel, please find following the five service stations in each city that most consistently offered low cost fuel during the past month (as monitored by MotorMouth from July 24th, 2005 to August 24th, 2005).

We hope this information helps and remember to Tell Your Friends about MotorMouth's free money saving services.

Until next month...

Bernadette Murray
Marketing Manager - MotorMouth
bmurraymotormouth.com.au 

This month's winner is Vicki from Clayton South in VIC. Vicki's entry - More courtesy towards others "After a few years of living and driving overseas, I've come to realise how selfishly Australians drive these days. We seem to think only of ourselves on the road. For example, when a line of traffic is creeping along very slowly, it's easy to stop and allow a waiting driver to pull in from a side street or driveway. Once the traffic speeds up again that poor driver will find it nearly impossible to break into the line of traffic. We could also be a little more thoughtful towards drivers at 'Keep clear' zones. It's not necessary for everyone to creep over to the other side of the zone, preventing waiting drivers from pulling across the road. If we all use a little more courtesy towards others we can keep the traffic flowing better, saving us all time and money in the end." Congratulations Vicki! Your prize will be sent out to you shortly.

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Do you have an opinion or comment about a motoring or fuel related issue or story you’d like to share with your MotorMouth users from around the country? If so, send through your contribution in 200 words or less and you could win a prize! Your entry can be positive or negative (but of course not rude). The person whose comment is deemed most interesting each month will be awarded a book (or series of books) to the value of $50 from QBD The Bookshop.

So what are you waiting for? Send through your contribution. Remember to add your name, address and phone number to your entry so we can notify you if you are chosen as our winner and send you your prize. Please note, only users who are signed up to receive the MotorMouth Newsletter can win the competition.

Damien Reid, our guest editor, with more fascinating news on the Fuel and Auto front.
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This little BMW replica is possibly the world's fastest model car - and the world's most efficient at the same time. Developed by a team of students at the Ingolstadt University of Applied Sciences, this 1/8th scale model car has an 11.5cc, supercharged, water-cooled, four-stroke engine producing 2.2 bhp providing excellent acceleration and a top speed of 80 km/h.
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Mercedes V8 Gets World's First Automotive Environmental Certificate
The new Mercedes-Benz S-Class - which will arrive in Australia next year - is the world's first car to be certified with a genuine Environmental Certificate confirming the environment-oriented product development of the luxury saloon.
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New Car Reviews proudly supplied by News Limited.
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Ford's wild new Falcon
Ford has beaten its key competitors to the punch in the battle for Australia's large family sedan buyers. With Mitsubishi set to unveil its Magna replacement, the 380, and Holden playing a waiting game with the significantly changed VE Commodore due next year, Ford has taken the initiative.
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The average, lowest and the highest Unleaded prices for July 2005 in each city were:

The price leading service stations for Unleaded in each city in July 2005 were:

Brisbane	Service Station IFS Address Rochester Drive Suburb Mt Warren Park Average Price for month 98.9
Sydney	Service Station Zoom Fuel Address corner Milperra Road and Victoria Road Suburb Revesby Average Price for month 107.9
Melbourne	Service Station Horizon Address corner Highbury Road and Andrew Street Suburb Mt Waverley Average Price for month 108.8
Adelaide	Service Station Coles Express Address corner North East Road and Sudholz Road Suburb Windsor Gardens Average Price for month 109.9
Perth	Service Station Coles Express Address corner Walcott Street and Fitzgerald Street Suburb Mt Lawley Average Price for month 106.6

The average, lowest and the highest Diesel prices for July 2005 in each city were:

The price leading service stations for Diesel in each city in July 2005 were:

Brisbane	Service Station Ampol Address Middle Street Suburb Hillcrest Average Price for month 111.5
Sydney	Service Station Freedom Fuel Address Glossop Street Suburb St Marys Average Price for month 116.7
Melbourne	Service Station Alpha Address corner Middleborough Road and Fulton Road Suburb Blackburn South Average Price for month 117.7
Adelaide	Service Station United Address corner Tapleys Hill Road and Morley Road Suburb Seaton Average Price for month 120.4
Perth	Service Station Gull Gingers Address Great Northern Highway Suburb Upper Swan Average Price for month 121.3

MotorMouth is committed to helping Australian motorists get a better deal on fuel by providing them with free and easily accessible information on fuel prices.

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