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October 2006 Issue No.57
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Hello and welcome to the October 2006 issue of the MotorMouth Newsletter.

On MotorMouth you can now search for fuel prices for E10.

E10 is a specially formulated regular unleaded petrol blended with up to 10% renewable ethanol. For some up to date information on whether your vehicle is suitable to run on fuel blends of up to 10% ethanol, please visit the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries web site.

Please be aware that MotorMouth can only report the prices for those fuels that have a price displayed on the priceboard at each service station. So if your favourite service station is not displaying the price of E10 blended fuel on their priceboard, then please encourage them to do so.

MotorMouth Giveaway

Who Killed the Electric Car?
Who Killed the Electric Car?

The Movie “WHO KILLED THE ELECTRIC CAR?” will be released in cinemas on November 2.

It was among the fastest, most efficient production cars ever built. It ran on electricity, produced no emissions and catapulted American technology to the forefront of the automotive industry. The lucky few who drove it never wanted to give it up.

So why did General Motors crush its fleet of EV1 electric vehicles in the Arizona desert?

WHO KILLED THE ELECTRIC CAR? chronicles the life and mysterious death of the GM EV1, examining its cultural and economic ripple effects and how they reverberated through the halls of government and big business.

MotorMouth is giving away 10 double passes to see the movie to our Newsletter subscribers*. For your chance to win, simply email your name and mailing address to:
giveawaymotormouth.com.au
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*Entries close 31st October 2006.

Until next month…

Alan Price
Marketing Manager - MotorMouth
apricemotormouth.com.au

Ps… here is a selection of E10 information displayed on some of the oil company web sites

Company Link
BP BP drives eight-fold increase in Queensland sales of e10
Caltex Ethanol - the plain facts
ColesExpress/Shell Shell in Australia - What is Extreme?
Freedom Fuels Freedom Elite
United Petroleum Boost 98

 

 
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MotorMouth Competition
 
This Months Prize

This month's winner is Mary from Yarraville in VIC.

Mary's entry - A little bit of effort goes a long way

"I'm a busy mother. Quality time with my children can often be in short supply. One way around this is to drive only part of the way to school.

It has many ongoing health affects. Not only does this avoid the congestion of trying to find parking in the neighbouring streets, it gives us all much needed exercise and interesting conversations along the way.

Try it, it really is worth leaving that little bit earlier, you not only reap the rewards of saving our precious petrol, but the bond you develop with your children is priceless!!"

Congratulations Mary! Your prize will be sent out to you shortly.

EMAIL IN AND WIN!

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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.

 
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What's News
 


These articles proudly supplied by CARSguide.
Toyota Aurion: VE Commodore killer?
WHILE it remains impossible to open an auto publication in this country without seeing yet another wanton spruik of VE Commodore, Toyota has run them a close second with its Aurion V6.
[Read more]

SS V and SV6 Commodore tested
NOW that the dust has settled and the smoke has cleared from the extravaganza that was Holden's VE Commodore launch it's time to take stock.
[Read more]

Lexus RX400h: fuel and eco-friendly SUV
Car companies are introducing more diesel power plants and smaller engines into the SUV segment for fuel and environment-conscious buyers. So now you can have your cake and eat it too, to put it figuratively. In other words, you can have that big, luxury four-wheel drive, without feeling too guilty.
[Read more]

VW Jetta: diesel or turbo
CARSguide pits the Jetta TDI diesel against the Turbo FSI for some interesting results.
[Read more]

 
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Fuel Price Leaders
 

The average, lowest and the highest Unleaded prices for September 2006 in each city were:

City Average Lowest Highest
Brisbane 115.0 99.9 132.9
Sydney 122.6 107.7 145.9
Melbourne 125.0 111.9 139.9
Adelaide 122.9 109.9 144.9
Perth 122.2 110.7 145.9

The price leading service stations for Unleaded in each city in September 2006 were:

   
Brisbane
Service Station Matilda
Address corner Boundary Road and Tile Street
Suburb Carole Park
Average Price for month 111.7
   
   
Sydney
Service Station Helou Petrol
Address corner Rawson Road and Ferndell Street
Suburb Granville
Average Price for month 117.3
   
   
Melbourne
Service Station Liberty
Address corner Heatherton Road and Hooker Avenue
Suburb Springvale
Average Price for month 121.9
   
   
Adelaide
Service Station Southern Cross
Address corner O.G. Road and Yaralin Avenue
Suburb Klemzig
Average Price for month 119.7
   
   
Perth
Service Station Caltex/Woolworths
Address Burslem Drive
Suburb Maddington
Average Price for month 118.8
   
 
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The average, lowest and the highest Diesel prices for September 2006 in each city were:

City Average Lowest Highest
Brisbane 128.4 117.9 138.9
Sydney 137.2 122.9 150.9
Melbourne 134.1 124.3 147.0
Adelaide 136.8 125.9 149.9
Perth 137.8 125.9 152.9

The price leading service stations for Diesel in each city in September 2006 were:

   
Brisbane
Service Station United
Address corner Johnson Road and Dickman Road
Suburb Forestdale
Average Price for month 124.3
   
   
Sydney
Service Station Metro Fuel
Address Richmond Road
Suburb Blacktown
Average Price for month 130.6
   
   
Melbourne
Service Station Liberty
Address Moorooduc Highway
Suburb Moorooduc
Average Price for month 130.0
   
   
Adelaide
Service Station Southern Cross
Address corner O.G. Road and Yaralin Avenue
Suburb Klemzig
Average Price for month 132.0
   
   
Perth
Service Station Yule-Du Roadhouse
Address Albany Highway
Suburb Bedfordale
Average Price for month 132.1
   
 
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The average, lowest and the highest LPG prices for September 2006 in each city were:

City Average Lowest Highest
Brisbane 55.8 49.5 63.9
Sydney 55.5 49.5 63.9
Melbourne 47.8 37.9 59.9
Adelaide 56.3 49.9 61.9
Perth 56.5 51.9 59.9

The price leading service stations for LPG in each city in September 2006 were:

   
Brisbane
Service Station United
Address Sandgate Road
Suburb Virginia
Average Price for month 49.7
   
   
Sydney
Service Station Caltex/Woolworths
Address corner Copeland Street and Parker Street
Suburb Penrith
Average Price for month 49.5
   
   
Melbourne
Service Station Caltex/Woolworths
Address Harvester Street
Suburb Sunshine
Average Price for month 41.6
   
   
Adelaide
Service Station Liberty
Address corner Grand Junction Road and Hanson Road
Suburb Wingfield
Average Price for month 52.9
   
   
Perth
Service Station Better Choice
Address corner Rockingham Road and Lee Road
Suburb Naval Base
Average Price for month 53.9
   
 
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Fuel Prices Around Australia
 
 
Last Month's Average Unleaded Fuel Prices
 
 
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