Drivers queue for Adrian Portelli’s 99c fuel offer as billionaire hits back at taxpayer claims
Key points
- Drivers queued for hundreds of metres in Adelaide on Saturday, causing traffic delays along Daws Rd at Edwardstown. The queues formed for a one-day offer at a newly opened LMCT+ fuel station, where unleaded petrol was sold for 99 cents a litre.
- Billionaire Adrian Portelli announced the promotion on Friday. On Saturday he said he had paid for the traffic controllers managing the site himself.
- The station operates on a membership model that requires an annual $99 fee.
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