People who own cars can expect to have nearly £400 less in their accounts this year on average, according to the latest figures.
The price of petrol and diesel is expected to hit £2,261 this year, which is an increase of £395 since 2022. That's according to Motorpoint, who estimated that last year's petrol costs were around £1,866.
This month, drivers have already reported paying over £8 more when filling up their cars compared to this time last year - with a staggering 21 percent of an increase.
