[ad_1] E10 petrol was introduced in September and many drivers have experienced issues with the new fuel ever since. Many have reported
[ad_1] E10 petrol was introduced in September as a “greener” fuel, replacing the former standard of E5. It is mixed with up
[ad_1] Express.co.uk has previously reported on how E10 is potentially more likely to freeze than conventional fuels in the winter. Dr Dan Clarke, Global
[ad_1] They warned cars were often one of the “largest purchase someone may make” and owners should “have a say” in how
[ad_1] Another Twitter user, with the nickname Drummers’ Ark, said: “I only fill up with E5 if I can get it! “E10
[ad_1] Many road users have seen a “noticeable difference” with their vehicles since using the new petrol compound, raising fears the fuel
[ad_1] E10 fuel was introduced in September as the new standard grade of petrol, replacing E5 which was reclassified as a ‘super’
[ad_1] E10 has been the staple unleaded grade of petrol since September 2021 when the Government announced E5 would be reclassified as
[ad_1] David Bilsborough, Business Owner at Cheshire Cars said many owners “won’t be able to run on E10”. He warned any drivers
[ad_1] David Bilsborough, Business Owner at Cheshire Cars said the new E10 petrol changes were not “all what we had hoped for”.