A new report says that diesel prices could fall in the next two weeks. It comes as wholesale prices for the fuel have dropped.
Diesel car drivers pay close to an upwards of 20p more a litre than petrol car drivers. But over the last month the gap between the wholesale price for the two fuels has shrunk.
The RAC said this could see diesel prices slashed over the next fortnight, BirminghamLive reports. RAC spokesman Simon Williams said: "Drivers of the country’s diesel vehicles have every right to feel hard done by as they’re paying a huge premium for the fuel, which in no way reflects its lower wholesale cost.