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Gull Santa brings early Christmas fuel savings
The silly season has arrived once again, and Gull Santa is set to arrive on his festive sleigh to offer a massive 20 cents off per litre across all fuel grades, at all Gull sites, from 7:00am Wednesday 19th December 2018 to 12:00pm (midday) Thursday 20th December 2018.
“It’s been a rollercoaster ride this year with oil prices reaching record highs. They’re easing off just in time for Christmas, so we’re passing on the savings. As Kiwi motorists look forward to a much-awaited Christmas break, Gull would love for their customers to have a little extra to spend on themselves, their family and friends,” says Gull spokesperson, Rohan Mehta.
“We do not burden our customers with carrying a plastic loyalty card or having a minimum fill or spend. We simply enjoy providing a discount without judging your dollar spend. From 7:00am today, we will drop our price-board and pump prices for everyone to enjoy the savings.
“Let’s all raise a toast to these lower fuel prices and enjoy the summer holiday. Here’s wishing everyone a very safe and a Merry Christmas, from the entire Gull family.”
At all Gull outlets where Gull controls retail prices across the North Island, average prices will be as follows during the above-mentioned time frame:
| Regular (91) | $ 1.830 |
| Force 10 (98) | $ 1.980 |
| Diesel | $ 1.240 |
Gull Hobsonville, our brand-new Auckland site will be offering the lowest prices across our Auckland network selling at:
| Regular (91) | $ 1.827 |
| Force 10 (98) | $ 1.977 |
| Diesel | $ 1.227 |
Lowest priced site outside of Auckland region as below:
| Atiamuri | Offering the lowest regular petrol (91 octane) price | $1.657 per litre |
| Te Kuiti | Offering the lowest diesel price | $0.997 per litre |
All pricing across the Gull network is GST inclusive.
**Please note average prices quoted above are across sites where Gull controls the retail fuel price.
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