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From next Sunday, YPF will stop selling regular gasoline

Instead , Esso and Shell will continue to sell. Surprise users must pass to pay $ 3.15 to $ 4.11 a liter. They say it is the company's strategic decision





04/26/1911
The pumps that dispense gasoline YPF common will to do so since 1 May due to a strategic decision that the country's oil had already taken late last year, when left to refine this type of fuel.
The reason that continued to trade in this type of gasoline was because of depleting reserves remaining in their tanks.
"This is a decision based on the technological evolution of the engines. It's almost no demand for regular gasoline," said spokesmen for the English company Repsol controls but is managed by its minority partner, the group Eskenazi. On a park
14.4 million vehicles estimated Automotive Chamber of Commerce, of which about 2 million operating on CNG, sales of regular gasoline last year represented just 4.4 percent of total office gasoline.
But also, if this account is added to the millions of diesel vehicles, units that use regular gasoline would not reach 400,000. This decision will complicate
hundreds of thousands of users, mostly people of lower income as regular gasoline costs 3.15 pesos to 4.11 pesos per liter of super variety that follows.
As with other gasoline, the "common" Shell, Esso and Petrobras is more expensive than YPF.
With the release of fuel prices by the Ministry of Commerce, the dollar price has already exceeded that of the convertible, but still, is the cheapest in the region, down from Uruguay, Chile and Brazil.
is expected YPF's competitors looking to take the gap. "For Esso regular gasoline is a product you expect and therefore continue to respond to that demand," said Tom Hess, director of the American brand. Esso last year was over as the main selling regular gasoline, with 31.2 percent of that market. YPF, which is the undisputed market leader of liquid fuels (52% of the total release of gasoline and diesel) had ended back in regular gasoline, with 27.4 percent share. Meanwhile, Petrobras (14.6%) and Shell (11.2%) ranked third and fourth.