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How motorists could be paying less for petrol soon
In a few years time, your car will be able tell you all the best petrol deals in your vicinity, saving you hundreds of dollars.
Esther Han is the consumer affairs editor for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Sun-Herald. She was previously the food and wine news writer for Fairfax Media.
In a few years time, your car will be able tell you all the best petrol deals in your vicinity, saving you hundreds of dollars.
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