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Top ten cheapest countries for petrol:

In the second exclusive annual cheapest petrol worldwide report by This is Money, alongside new and used car website Evans Halshaw, we reveal just how cheap it is to fill up a car in other areas around the world.

We also compare petrol prices to wages in each country mentioned – and reveal that one country spends just 0.4 per cent of disposable income on petrol, while another sees motorists spend almost 20 per cent of their income on filling up their car, despite the cheap fuel costs.

10. Iran
Price per litre: 21p Monthly cost: £25.36

Income (after tax): £388.68 Percentage of monthly income spent on petrol: 6.53 per cent

9. Algeria
Price per litre: 17p Monthly cost: £20.53

Income (after tax): £173.26 Percentage of monthly income spent on petrol: 11.85 per cent

8. Kuwait
Price per litre: 17p Monthly cost: £20.53

Income (after tax): £1,703.98 Percentage of monthly income spent on petrol: 1.2 per cent

7. Turkmenistan
Price per litre: 17p Monthly cost: £20.53

Income (after tax): £115.42 Percentage of monthly income spent on petrol: 17.79 per cent

6. Libya
Price per litre: 15p Monthly cost: £18.12

Income (after tax): £544.94 Percentage of monthly income spent on petrol: 3.32 per cent

5. Bahrain
Price per litre: 15p Monthly cost: £18.12

Income (after tax): £998.19 Percentage of monthly income spent on petrol: 1.81 per cent

4. Qatar
Price per litre: 12p Monthly cost: £14.49

Income (after tax): £3,664.92 Percentage of monthly income spent on petrol: 0.40 per cent

3. Saudi Arabia
Price per litre: 10p Monthly cost: £12.08

Income (after tax): £1,234.78 Percentage of monthly income spent on petrol: 0.98 per cent

2. Egypt
Price per litre: 9p Monthly cost: £10.87

Income (after tax): £247.35 Percentage of monthly income spent on petrol: 4.39 per cent

1. Venezuela
Price per litre: 8p Monthly cost: £9.66

Income (after tax): £354.48 Percentage of monthly income spent on petrol: 2.73 per cent


http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/cars/article-2191375/Top-10-cheapest-countries-world-petrol-2012.html

[ajmount88]

Who else is up for moving to Venezuela then? 

[Dazzler]

Who else is up for moving to Venezuela then? 

 

I could get a V8 

[FatBoy]

I would much rather Qatar. Less of a percentage of your income spent on petrol. Higher quality of life too. Better quality roads and cars.

Personally I would rather live in the Middle East than South America.

[Phil №❶]

Er, and  what do expect to drink over there  They don't have grog do they 

[FatBoy]

Er, and  what do expect to drink over there  They don't have grog do they 

Bugger......

You aren't able to get alcohol in Saudi Arabia either, but if you know the right people, well, anything is possible.

In Qatar I believe you can get alcohol in the "good" hotels (Hilton, Sheraton, etc.).  I know you can in UAE, Bahrain and Oman.