E10 new petrol in September 2001

[Zezti]

Go electric

 

[tommye]

It's not as good as green

 

[larbert toffee]

Can we go to the 95 cup final first please?

We're going to visit the bad years first and do some adjustments, but it's on the list.

 

[WA Toffee]

Can we go to the 95 cup final first please?

can we also go back to 1892 and pay the rent increase?

 

[Lord Buckethead]

Go electric

 

[wainy]

So does this mean they never won the league and the CL twice over the last 15 years? Phew, just a bad dream.

 

[Death]

Was that the fuel that melted the steel in the twin towers?

 

[Joey66]

Back to 1955 to stop @Joey66 buying his first Daily Mail

I suppose you travel on a horse still?
The methane from their crap.is just as polluting lol

 

[navidson]

Can we go to the 95 cup final first please?

If we did that we'd lose it

 

[EverTheOptimist]

Porsche have spent billions on development of a viable Eco fuel.

They really do not want their famed cars being full on electric and would prefer a combustion engine to still be around with pure clean fuel.

 

[degsy]

can we also go back to 1892 and pay the rent increase?

This.

 

[Chewbacca]

The classic car groups are all well aware of this and not overly concerned. The main issue is with cars that are not driven often allowing the E10 fuel to separate and the alcohol to attack rubber components. If you were running it in a daily, even a 20 year old one) you probably wouldn’t notice. Doesn’t affect my 21 year old car.

If you do run a genuine chrome bumper classic you would be looking at changing fuel lines and may be carbs, which most owners would happily do.

BTW, the valve seat recession talked about early is to do with leaded petrol, nowt to do with E10

 

[Baines' left foot]

Go electric

Expensive as hell brand new, and you’d be daft to keep one outside of their warranty with replacement batteries costing £5k+.

I can see there being a lot of problems with electric cars. I’m not convinced they’re a good purchase just yet.

 

[roydo]

Expensive as hell brand new, and you’d be daft to keep one outside of their warranty with replacement batteries costing £5k+.

I can see there being a lot of problems with electric cars. I’m not convinced they’re a good purchase just yet.

Smugtastic imo.

Its enough remembering to plug a phone in overnight, take the bins out, and see if we need milk first thing. Let alone plugging a car in.

 

[4737carlin]

I got a new Hyundai I10 last year, when I stop for example at the lights the engine turns off, green light comes on the dash, then when I put the clutch down it start the engine again.
I hadnt seen this before but I'm told its common in new cars.
I wonder, is that to save fumes? An environmental thing or does it save me petrol?