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Chuck Gould wrote:
What do you pay for a liter of diesel fuel in Finnland? What do you pay for a liter of gasoline? That's likely to be one strong reason why there aren't many go-fast boats, or huge show-off sportfish types, in Finland. Varis wrote: For drivers, diesel seems to be just over 1 euro and gasoline around 1.4 euros. In marinas fuel is more expensive, I haven't really checked prices there but I'd figure the difference is less than 20% so gasoline could be around 1.6 euros... There is general fuel data at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petrol. Seems we are about level with Japan, I recall they were said to pay double our price about 10 years ago. Well, that's progress... and you all didn't have to invade any Arab countries to do it! ![]() I think there are two factors, both cultural: America is very much a land of conspicuous consumption & easy credit... the other is that the workboat types in our respective countries are quite different in looks & form. Modern boats may have evolved thru design towards similar forms but started from a long ways apart! Fair Skies- Doug King |
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