The long-awaited weekend of July 14 is just around the corner! This is very good news for many motorists who will be able to take advantage of this long weekend to go green for a few days. And it’s no surprise that this year, the car will once again remain the most popular mode of travel for holidaymakers, despite rising petrol prices and road tolls. However, some operators have established promotional offers, and some fuel distributors also have them. We think about Leclercas well as Géant Casino, which is resuming operations that have been highly praised by customers.
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Nice discount
This is the famous “fuel for 1 euro” offer, which has been organized every weekend for several months and returns on July 14 and 15. The concept is very simple as it allows you to pay only 1 euro per liter of fuel. But how does it work? In fact, you will have to pay the amount that is indicated on the totem. But once you fill up, go to the store reception to get your voucher. The latter is equivalent to the difference between the price paid and €1 and has a maximum value of €50. Then it can be spent until Sunday, July 16at 12:30 p.m. in all Casino stores that will open that day.
What are the conditions?
But be careful as this voucher is valid onlyfrom 120 euros purchase once. Also, only one can be issued per household and per weekend, and the original must be presented to be able to benefit from it. The casino website states that photographs and photocopies are not accepted. The offer echoes that of Leclerc, which is offering its fuel at cost every weekend until August. That will somewhat calm the dissatisfaction of motorists in this period of large departures on vacation.
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Source: Auto Plus
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