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Originally Posted by BlackSTi
Most likely price it as a percentage of the unleaded price. ( Guess about 108% Give or take a couple )
As the price goes up the percentage differance remains the same but the cents per liter differance increases.
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Or it could be similiar to what supermarkets do.
In richer areas items are more expensive than poorer areas. IE go to buy a block of 1kg cheese at Woolworths in Cott / Karrinyup and compare it to woolies Mirrabooka. Mirrabooka's might be slightly cheaper!