With the latest increase of 10 cents per litre, diesel prices have now officially enter a new “high”…*SIGH*…Petrol prices went up by 5 cents too. As of 3pm 5 July 08, we can confrim that the following brands have increased their prices for petrol and diesel by 5 and 10 cents respectively. So far, SPC has not moved yet! [PW Ed: We spoke too soon, SPC increased prices at 3pm as well!)

Shell - 4 pm, 4 July 08
Caltex - 10 pm, 4 July 08
ExxonMobil - 10 am, 5 July 08
SPC - 3pm, 5 July 08

Significant changes in prices are reflected in detail and can viewed in the tables below. You can check and calculate the nett prices (after discount) you can expect to pay for petrol with our “Savings Calculator” in our “Prices” section under the “Price Guru” tab.

They are killing us slowly with these increases! The monthly trend continues as we face another increase of pump prices. As of 12 noon on 16 May 2008, we can confirm that all 4 petrol brands have increased pump prices for petrol by 2 cents and pump prices for diesel by 10 cents in the following order:

Caltex - 10 am, 15 May 08
SPC - 3pm, 15 May 08
ExxonMobil - 4 pm, 15 May 08
Shell - 6pm, 15 May 08

Significant changes in prices are reflected in detail and can viewed in the tables below. You can check and calculate the nett prices (after discount) you can expect to pay for petrol with our “Savings Calculator” in our “Prices” section under the “Price Guru” tab.

We have not been spared!! Pump prices are soaring further!! As of 5 pm on 28 November 2007, we can confirm that all 4 petrol brands have increased pump prices for petrol and diesel by 5 cents in the following order:

Shell - 8 am
Caltex - 10 am
ExxonMobil & SPC - 4 pm

Significant changes in prices are reflected in detail and can viewed in the tables below. You can check and calculate the nett prices (after discount) you can expect to pay for petrol with our “Savings Calculator” in our “Prices” section under the “Price Guru” tab.

* Shell V-Power Increased by 3 cents

Pump prices are soaring to the high heavens! As of 5 pm on 05 November 2007, we can confirm that all 4 petrol brands have increased pump prices for petrol and diesel by 7 cents in the following order:

Caltex - 10 am
Shell - 2 pm
ExxonMobil - 4 pm
SPC - 5 pm

Significant changes in prices are reflected in detail and can viewed in the tables below. You can check and calculate the nett prices (after discount) you can expect to pay for petrol with our “Savings Calculator” in our “Prices” section under the “Price Guru” tab.

Just 3 weeks after the last price hike, petrol and diesel pump prices have risen again! As of 10am on 24 October 2007, we can confirm that all 4 petrol brands have increased pump prices for petrol and diesel by 5 cents in the following order:

Caltex - 22 Oct 07 @ 5pm
SPC - 23 Oct 07 @ 9am
Shell & ExxonMobil - 23 Oct 07 @ 10am

Significant changes in prices are reflected in detail and can be viewed in the tables below. You can check and calculate the nett prices (after discount) you can expect to pay for petrol with our “Savings Calculator” in our “Prices” section under the “Price Guru” tab.

* No change in price.

Here we go again! Just 3 weeks after the last increase, pump prices have risen again. At 10 am this morning, we can confirm that Caltex, SPC and Shell have increase pump prices for petrol and diesel by 5 cents. Expect ExxonMobil to follow suit soon. Caltex were the first to announce the increament @ 5pm on 22 Oct 2007. SPC and Shell announced increament @ 9am and 10am respectively on 23 Oct 2007. Significant changes in prices are reflected in detail and can viewed in the tables below. You can check and calculate the nett prices (after discount) you can expect to pay for petrol with our “Savings Calculator” in our “Prices” section under the “Price Guru” tab.

* No change in price.

Petrol prices are on the rise again! Barely a month after a 2 cent increase at the start of September 07, we can confirm that all 4 brands have increased pump prices at 1700hrs on 1 October 2007. A change in trend sees Shell, SPC and ExxonMobil increase prices by 5 cents and Caltex increase by 3 cents. Significant changes in prices are reflected in detail and can viewed in the tables below. You can check and calculate the nett prices (after discount) you can expect to pay for petrol with our “Savings Calculator” in our “Prices” section under the “Price Guru” tab.

Petrol prices are on the rise again! Barely a month after a 2 cent increase at the start of September 07, Caltex increased prices by $0.03 at 10am and SPC increased prices by $0.05 at 3pm on 1 October 2007. Significant changes in prices are reflected in detail and can viewed in the table below. You can check and calculate the nett prices (after discount) you can expect to pay for petrol with our “Savings Calculator” in our “Prices” section under the “Price Guru” tab.

ExxonMobil have finally increased their petrol and diesel pump prices. We can confirm that prices increased by 2 cents across all grades on 12 September 2007 @ 1400 hrs. This is the first time that one brand has waited for a week before it increased their prices. Significant changes in prices are reflected in detail and can viewed in the table below. You can check and calculate the nett prices (after discount) you can expect to pay for petrol with our “Savings Calculator” in our “Prices” section under the “Price Guru” tab.

Last week, petrol and diesel pump prices went up by 2 cents. Caltex increased first, followed by Shell and eventually SPC. In recent times, our records show that petrol and diesel pump prices are adjusted throughout the board for all 4 brands. These adjustments take place no more than 2 days apart from the first fluctuation.

It has been a week and ExxonMobil have made no indication of any price increase. We have been monitoring the situation very closely and at 6pm on 11 Sept 2007, we can confirm that ExxonMobil have not increased their pump prices by 2 cents. Have ExxonMobil decided to break away from the trend of one for all and all for one? Or is this a sign of a huge increase in pump prices for them in the near future? - Admin