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Fuel Prices in Toronto, New South Wales

Toronto has 4 fuel stations with an average U91 price of 171.9c/L today. Compare all stations below to find the cheapest fuel in Toronto.

Last updated: 6 June 2026, 8:51 AM AEST

E10
169.9
c/litre avg
+1.2 vs New South Wales
U91
171.9
c/litre avg
-3.4 vs New South Wales
P95
188.1
c/litre avg
-1.8 vs New South Wales
P98
197.6
c/litre avg
+0.1 vs New South Wales
Diesel
209.9
c/litre avg
-1.4 vs New South Wales
Cheapest U91 in Toronto
Ampol Foodary Toronto
147 St, TORONTO NSW 2283
E10
169.9
P95
188.9
P98
198.9
P.Diesel
209.9
U91
171.9

All Fuel Stations in Toronto

The table below shows every fuel station in Toronto and what they are charging right now. Prices update multiple times per day.

Station Address E10 U91 P95 P98 Diesel LPG Updated
Ampol Foodary 147 St, TORONTO NSW 2283
E10
169.9
U91
171.9
P95
188.9
P98
198.9
-- -- 05/06/2026 02:12
BP 132 CAREY STREET, Toronto NSW 2283 --
U91
171.9
P95
187.9
P98
196.9
-- -- 04/06/2026 23:05
Exploren 7 Pemell St, Toronto NSW 2283 -- -- -- -- -- -- 04/02/2025 14:30
Reddy Express 133-137 Cary St, Toronto NSW 2283
E10
169.9
--
P95
187.4
P98
196.9
Diesel
209.9
-- 04/06/2026 20:00

Fuel Stations near Toronto

Station Price Boards

Ampol Foodary
E10
169.9
U91
171.9
P95
188.9
P98
198.9
P.Diesel
209.9
05/06/2026 02:12
BP
U91
171.9
P95
187.9
P98
196.9
P.Diesel
209.9
04/06/2026 23:05
Exploren
EV
0
04/02/2025 14:30
Reddy Express
E10
169.9
P95
187.4
P98
196.9
Diesel
209.9
04/06/2026 20:00

About Toronto, New South Wales

Toronto is a suburb in New South Wales with 4 fuel stations currently reporting prices. The average unleaded 91 price across Toronto is 171.9 cents per litre.

The cheapest fuel in Toronto is currently at Ampol Foodary, offering U91 from 171.9c/L. Prices in Toronto tend to follow the broader New South Wales market, rising and falling with wholesale costs and competitive pressure from nearby suburbs.

For Toronto residents thinking about reducing their fuel spend, there are a few options: fill up at the bottom of the price cycle, use apps to compare prices before you drive, or consider the switch to an electric vehicle. At current prices, an EV driver in Toronto would save over $3,000 per year compared to a petrol car. Try our EV savings calculator to see the numbers for your own driving habits.