NEW TYPE OF FUEL BEING INTRODUCED FROM SEPTEMBER

[Still Waving]

I have just found out via Moneysavingexpert that a new 'Greener' (but less efficient) fuel is replacing Premium Unleaded E5 (95 octane). This is the first I have heard about it. Some older cars may not be compatible with this new E10 fuel, in which case owners would need to use the more expensive E5 Super (97+ octane).

You can check whether your older vehicle is compatible with E10 on the government website here - https://check-vehicle-compatibility-.../manufacturer/

and more information here - https://www.gov.uk/guidance/e10-petrol-explained

Diesel vehicles are not affected.

[Spud]

Thanks SW

I have just found out about this too, Slightly worrying as a total fan of keeping my old cars in the household ( Bangers - Not classic cars btw) on the road

A lot of cars from around 1998 onwards are compatable apparently but there will be some that are not suitable

The being less fuel efficient thing is worrying too

[Still Waving]

Welcome to the future, where everything is Greener, costlier, and less efficient.

No wonder those in and around Government are clinging to their diesels.

[Still Waving]

I suppose it could be a cunning plan by government to gradually fark up everybody's ICE with this new fuel, so that they have no option but to go for electric vehicles, or public transport.