Not mine. Remember, I live in California, a smog-infested state that requires lower grade gas (91 octane, compared to the 92/93/94 available in other states) that contains additives that make the car less polluting (hence slower and less fuel efficient).
Not mine. Remember, I live in California, a smog-infested state that requires lower grade gas (91 octane, compared to the 92/93/94 available in other states) that contains additives that make the car less polluting (hence slower and less fuel efficient).
But then again, consider our rating systems. From my understanding, overseas gas stations only post the RON (highest) ratings, whereas in the U.S., it's the average of the ratings ((R+M)/2)