My car runs much nicer on BP, and more economical too.
My 190E used to get decidedly better mileage on Shell fuel than others, together with a Shell station being the most conveniently placed along my route to work means that I almost exclusively use Shell fuels.
My car runs much nicer on BP, and more economical too.
I hate people who stick 2 inches away from my rear bumper.
If you do this, be warned, I drive a 1996 Renault 19 which is worth next to nothing, and I will slam my brakes and make you pay for it and increase your insurance premiums.
(this is a rhetorical warning, nobody here drives in Portugal I know. just wanted to get it off my chest)
it's true that Shell gets better mileage, but that's only when you use their "V-Max" variant (both in petrol and diesel now)
that Variant also gives you more power, but is a LOT more expensive. In the end, it's the same no matter which one you get, price wise
I hate people who stick 2 inches away from my rear bumper.
If you do this, be warned, I drive a 1996 Renault 19 which is worth next to nothing, and I will slam my brakes and make you pay for it and increase your insurance premiums.
(this is a rhetorical warning, nobody here drives in Portugal I know. just wanted to get it off my chest)
My brother just came home with a 1986 Toyota Celica to replace his 2001 Mitsubishi Lancer. He's adamant that despite being 15 years older, the Celica is by far the better car. That's not really difficult, though, as the Lancer really was a uninspiring heap of lifeless excrement.
And when filling up at the Gulf, it's so much cheaper than at a petrol station