Why it pays to exit the Autobahn to refuel in Germany
Briefly

Fuel prices at German motorway petrol stations are about 40 cents more per litre on average than those on smaller roads. Analysis by ADAC shows the price difference has increased, with premium E10 petrol averaging just under 44 cents more and diesel over 42 cents. For a 50-litre tank, this means a difference of approximately €20. Most filling stations show price differences of at least 30 cents. To save money, it is recommended to fill up in the evening when prices are generally lower.
Fuel prices are about 40 cents more per litre on highway petrol stations than at those on smaller roads, according to a recent analysis by ADAC.
ADAC found that the average price difference came to just under 44 cents per litre for premium E10 petrol, and more than 42 cents for diesel.
The highest price difference found by ADAC was 57 cents, while 90% of filling stations showed differences of at least 30 cents for E10.
ADAC advises drivers to avoid petrol stations on motorways whenever possible, stating that a short detour is practically always worth it.
Read at The Local Germany
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