Would you pay 20 bucks a gallon for 102 octane?
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Would you pay 20 bucks a gallon for 102 octane?
BP is rolling out a new product in the UK for cars that can maximize octane content. Cost is around $20 a gallon!
http://www.bp.com/genericsection.do?...tentId=7017179
With gas prices soaring, seems like bad timing on their part!
http://www.bp.com/genericsection.do?...tentId=7017179
With gas prices soaring, seems like bad timing on their part!
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From: Cary, IL
2003 CL55 Kompressor Horizon Blue Metallic
Originally Posted by Driver55er
BP is rolling out a new product in the UK for cars that can maximize octane content. Cost is around $20 a gallon!
http://www.bp.com/genericsection.do?...tentId=7017179
With gas prices soaring, seems like bad timing on their part!
http://www.bp.com/genericsection.do?...tentId=7017179
With gas prices soaring, seems like bad timing on their part!
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'10 MB E63, '08 ML550 ('05 E55, '05 SL55, '08 E63 GONE)
Originally Posted by silversurfer
I know I overpaid a bit but it'll be worth it when I get the wagon running low 11's
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From: Ramsey, NJ
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Originally Posted by silversurfer
I just paid $7.00 a gallon for a 55 gallon drum of 100 octane. I think that $20/gallon is a little excessive.
In Greece, They make either 95 or 100+ octane as their options..at least where I go. Not much a difference in price, but last summer the price was a little over 1 euro a liter. So like 4.25 Euro for a gallon...If you factor in exchange, thats a like 5.50 a gallon. With gas going up, I can only assume..this should be around 7. No more, that's for sure.
