Super unleaded prices are not crazy at supermarkets and Elf stations - about 1-2 cents above 95 unleaded price. You can pay a lot more for 'special' 98 at Total stations.
Bear in mind if you are in towns or on country roads that the bonkers 'priority from the right' still applies in some areas and you won't always get a sign telling you this is the case. Also remember that urban roundabouts often give priority to traffic entering rather than traffic already going round - look for the 'cede le passage' or 'vous n'avez pas le priorite' as you approach: this means the rule is the same as the UK. If you don't see a sign you have priority. Believe me, it causes great confusion among the French, let alone the rest of us.
Bon voyage.
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Driving in france 
Driving in france 
