‘Netherlands second most expensive petrol country’

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The Netherlands is the second-most expensive country in the European Union to fill up the car. Only Denmark has slightly higher costs. This is according to a survey by comparison site Independer. Bulgaria is the cheapest: there, the price for a full 50-litre tank is about €35 lower.

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Author: Luberto van Buiten

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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