Table of Contents
Introduction and Abbreviations
Executive Summary
Retail Sales
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- Figure 1: Household expenditure on petrol, diesel and engine oil at current and constant prices, 1995-99
- Figure 2: Miscellaneous non-food retailers, all retailers and food retailers at current prices, 1995-99
- Figure 3: Miscellaneous non-food retailers, all retailers and food retailers, at constant 1995 prices, 1995-99
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Sector Structure
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- Figure 4: Number of forecourts, 1990-99
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Market Factors
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- Figure 5: Number of cars, by type of ownership, 1994-99
- Figure 6: Car ownership, by households in GB, 1990-98
- Figure 7: Number of UK households, 1993-2003
- Figure 8: Population by age, 1993-2003
- Figure 9: Average petrol and diesel prices per litre, 1994-98
- Figure 10: Cars and taxis, index of vehicle kilometres travelled, 1987-2003
- Figure 11: New car registrations, 1995-2003
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Retail Product Mix
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- Figure 12: Annual non-fuel product mix of a typical forecourt shop, 1992-99
- Figure 13: Top ten purchases on forecourts, 1998
- Figure 14: Miscellaneous market sizes, 1994-98
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Consumer Shopping
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- Figure 15: Petrol stations visited regularly for any reason, May 1999
- Figure 16: Petrol stations visited regularly for any reason, July 1997 and May 1999
- Figure 17: Petrol stations visited regularly for any reason, by gender, age and socio-economic group, May 1999
- Figure 18: Petrol stations visited regularly for any reason by TV area, working status, marital status, presence of children, lifestage, Mintel's Special Groups and ACORN categories, May 1999
- Figure 19: Main reasons for choosing the petrol station used most often, 1997 and 1999
- Figure 20: Main reasons for choosing the petrol station used most often, May 1999
- Figure 21: Main reasons for choosing the petrol station used most often, by age, socio-economic group, lifestage, Mintel's Special Groups and ACORN categories, May 1999
- Figure 22: Frequency of visiting a petrol station to buy things other than petrol or diesel fuel, May 1999
- Figure 23: Frequency of visiting a petrol station to buy things other than petrol or diesel fuel, by age, socio-economic group, lifestage, Mintel's Special Groups and ACORN categories, May 1999
- Figure 24: Services consumers would like to see their local forecourt shop offering, by gender, May 1999
- Figure 25: Services consumers would like to see their local forecourt shop offering, by age and socio-economic group, May 1999
- Figure 27: Products and services consumers would like to see forecourt shops offering, by type of shopper, May 1999
- Figure 28: Attitudes to statements about petrol forecourt retailing, May 1999
- Figure 29: Shopping habits, by where consumers usually shop for fuel or diesel, May 1999
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Retail Network
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- Figure 30: Summary of numbers of forecourts and forecourt shops, 1999
- Figure 31: Summary of retail alliances on the forecourts, 1999
- Figure 32: Summary of C-stores on forecourts, 1999
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Major Forecourt Retailers
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- Figure 33: Esso, summary, 1997-99
- Figure 34: BP, summary, 1997-99
- Figure 35: Shell, summary, 1997-99
- Figure 36: Texaco, summary, 1997-99
- Figure 37: UK petroleum, summary, 1997-99
- Figure 38: Jet, summary, 1997-99
- Figure 39: Save Group, summary, 1997-99
- Figure 40: Total, summary, 1997-99
- Figure 41: Elf, summary, 1997-99
- Figure 42: Q8, summary, 1997-99
- Figure 43: Tesco, summary, 1997-99
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Trade Perspective
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- Figure 44: TVadvertising of forecourt retailing, 1998
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The Future
Forecast
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- Figure 45: Forecast of the petrol forecourt retailer and core markets, 1999-2003
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