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Gull Drops Petrol Prices Further
4 September 2015
Gull Drops Petrol Prices Further in the Face Of Other Companies’ Increases
Gull is proud to have the opportunity to pass its good “karma” on to customers.
Today, Gull’s company-owned sites will be dropping the price of regular petrol to under $1.90.
David Bodger, General Manager, Gull New Zealand says Gull is a family-owned business that prides itself on providing value to the Kiwi motorist.
“Larger petrol companies raised their prices earlier this week, but we are lucky enough to have made some fortunate deals with foreign exchange. Our aim is to get the best deal for motorists. And we’re very pleased to be able to pass this on to our customers – just in time for the weekend,” he says.
The highest price for regular 91 at company priced sites is $1.899 and drops as low as $1.789 at Te Ngae Road in Rotorua.
Diesel is similarly priced no higher than $1.169 a litre.
| Product | Highest Price | Lowest Price |
| Regular (91 octane) | $1.899 | $1.789 |
| Force 10(98 Octane) | $2.049 | $1.939 |
| Low Sulphur Diesel | $1.169 | $0.999 |
Motorists can make further savings by using their Countdown supermarket vouchers at the manned Gull sites.
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