Car owners who wait until Monday to fill up could save an amount equal to two lunchboxes
Taiwan News
Date: 2020/03/15
By: George Liao, Taiwan News, Staff Writer
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — People who are thinking about filling up today might as well wait until 
tomorrow to enjoy the biggest oil price drop the country has ever seen.
In response to the tumbling value of international crude oil, Taiwan's state-run oil refiner CPC Corp announced on Sunday that, starting from 12:00 a.m. on Monday, gasoline and diesel prices at CPC retail pumps across the country will drop by NT$3.8 and NT$4 per liter, respectively, bringing the price per liter for diesel to only NT$17.7, CNA reported.
The new prices at the pumps will be NT$20.3 per liter for 92 unleaded gasoline, NT$21.8 for 95 unleaded, NT23.8 for 98 unleaded, and NT$17.7 for premium diesel, according to the report. Owners of a car with a 50-liter tank who wait until Monday to fill up will save up to NT$190 — about enough to buy two bento lunchboxes [FULL STORY]
