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Gull Brings Early Christmas Savings for Motorists
18 December 2019
Gull Brings Early Christmas Savings for
New Zealand Motorists
20 Cents Off All
Fuel Types From 7AM Wednesday 18 December 2019 to 12PM
Thursday 19 December 2019
To celebrate the Silly Season, Gull New Zealand is offering a massive 20 cent per litre discount, the Discount Day will apply to all Gull’s fuel types across the company’s entire network from 7:00am on Wednesday 18 December 2019 until 12:00PM Midday on Thursday 22 November 2019.
Gull’s Pricing Analyst Crystal Feist says Gull wants to pass savings onto our customers and ease off the financial pressure at Christmas time. A little gift from the Gull team to our customers to say thank you for supporting us.
“Gull’s Discount Days are for everyone – no minimum spend and no maximum fill restrictions. Our price boards and pump prices are simply dropped from 7:00am today for as much or as little fuel as you like so you can get out and enjoy time with your family.”
At the majority of Gull outlets
where Gull controls retail prices across the North Island
and Gull Maheno in the South Island, average
prices will be as follows during the
above-mentioned time frame:
| Regular (91) | $ 1.947 |
| Force 10 (98) | $ 2.097 |
| Diesel | $ 1.217 |
Lowest priced sites outside
of Auckland region as below:
| Atiamuri | Offering the lowest regular (91) price | $1.767 per litre |
| Te Kuiti | Offering the lowest diesel price | $1.067 per litre |
Lowest priced site inside the Auckland region as below:
| New Lynn | Offering the lowest regular (91) price | $1.977 per litre |
All pricing across the
Gull network is GST inclusive.
**Please note average prices quoted
above are across sites where Gull controls the retail fuel
price. Discounts are applied directly to the price board and
pump price from the day
before.
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