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11-year-old Lauren from the Czech Republic used her savings and pocket money to buy a used caravan. She converted it into a personal space for leisure.
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11-year-old Lauren from the Czech Republic used her savings and pocket money to buy a used caravan. She converted it into a personal space for leisure...
11-year-old Lauren from the Czech Republic used her savings and pocket money to buy a used caravan. She converted it into a personal space for leisure.
Czech Republic — fuel prices
Updated: 22.08.2026
Super 95
$1.98 /l
CZK40.95 · €1.70/l
112 of 142
pricier than 78% of countries
Super Plus 98
$2.12 /l
CZK43.77 · €1.81/l
68 of 94
pricier than 71% of countries
Motorová nafta
$2.15 /l
CZK44.41 · €1.84/l
113 of 142
pricier than 79% of countries
Prémiová nafta
$2.19 /l
CZK45.33 · €1.88/l
21 of 40
cheaper than 50% of countries
LPG
$1.05 /l
CZK21.76 · €0.90/l
36 of 54
pricier than 65% of countries
CNG
$1.98 /l
CZK41.00 · €1.70/l
12 of 14
pricier than 79% of countries
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