Just to add the cost of running an FL2 I have just had my renewal quote from British Gas.
Current dual fuel fixed price is £2014 per annum
New offers for fixed price
1. £5400 for one year
2. £3900 for one year.
Just a warning to you all out there.
This is what is happening.
Not really FL2 but affects our budgets for our cars. Jim A
Fl2 HSE 2010 auto
Disco 2Td5 auto 2002 gone
Disci 1 300Tdi auto 1996 gone

That is a sobering message to start the long weekend. Aside from the direct impact on families budgets, what are these price rises going to do to businesses just recovering from the last two years? We are living in turbulent times.

I consider this to be a clear indication that it is a better financial proposition that i keep my freelander (no money owed on it) rather than take on more financial Burden by buying something else, After all compared to what i have owned before it is a luxury car to me (comfortable, powerful, capable) so it has all aspects i look for

I think this will impact on the car industry as the increase in energy prices is almost like leasing or financing the purchase of a new car, So will that mean a drop in car sales??

Local window cleaner has just got his all electric work van and was saying that he has already seen a charging increase of approx 40% and wouldn't tell me the cost of insurance so he's put his prices up to pay for this

janderson41 wrote:

Just to add the cost of running an FL2 I have just had my renewal quote from British Gas.
Current dual fuel fixed price is £2014 per annum
New offers for fixed price
1. £5400 for one year
2. £3900 for one year.
Just a warning to you all out there.
This is what is happening.
Not really FL2 but affects our budgets for our cars.