
- February15 2005
- Volume 12
- Issue 3
Pay for Premium?
Reason:
Bottom line:
With gasoline prices on a welcomedowntrend, paying an extra $0.20 or sofor a gallon of premium may no longerseem like a budget-buster, but manyautomotive experts advise you to stickto regular unless your car owner's manualspecifies premium. Most ofthe excuses given for using premiumgasoline in a car that can run on regularfall into the urban legend category.Putting premium gas in your ToyotaCorolla will not give it more power, norwill it improve your gas mileage. And itwon't clean the engine of carbondeposits any better than regular, sincefederal regulations require that allgrades of gasoline must contain detergentsdesigned to do this. Go for the cheaper tankfull, unless yourowner's manual tells you otherwise.
Articles in this issue
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Explore Anew the Pursuit of Propertiesover 17 years ago
Identity Robbery—The Crime of the Timesover 17 years ago
Donate a Great Gift to Your Grandchildover 17 years ago
Marriage and Money: Communication Is Keyover 17 years ago
Take a Look at Long-term Care Insuranceover 17 years ago
Know Your Options when Disaster Strikesover 17 years ago
Prepare Yourself for a Check-free Worldover 17 years ago
Get a Tax Break for Your SUV and Homeover 17 years ago
Tax Cuts Don't Always Mean More Moneyover 17 years ago
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