just wondering which gas is best for a gs300?!?

 

Race gas at sears point $12.00 a gallon ...

We have countless threads like this just search ..

 

Any 91+ octane that lacks that ethanol garbage...(on average gives 15-20% better gas mileage than city gas)

City gasoline (93 octane, with 10% ethanol) makes my wallet hurt.

 

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personally, I prefer Chevron/Texaco gas with TECHRON.

 

Me watch F1.
Me buy Shell.

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Shame we don't get the good stuff they sell in the U.K for example

 

This subject has been beaten to death in many prior threads.

 

Lol, I think I said the same thing in the other threads too

Don't bother with Costco >_<

 

I get the most using Chevron 91

 

Chevron and Shell will keep the engine and fuel system the cleanest, but, for maximum MPG, driving in a non-agressive manner, consolidating your trips, keeping tire pressures where recommended, limiting A/C compressor use, avoiding hilly areas when possible, and cleaning out unnecessary weight from the trunk will go a whole lot further towards stretching your fuel dollars than merely switching gas brands.

 

I usually only use BP Premium 93, cheapest in my area out of the Major gas brands and doesn't feel any different than the others ...

 

Chevron and Sunoco (when I go to the track).

 

i use chevron exclusively..

 

Over at the Prius land http://priuschat.com/forums/fuel-eco...mpg-shell.html owners who diligently track their detailed gas mileage on Excel spredsheets seem to observe that Shell gives them the most miles per gallon.

 

It's all the same....same fuel made in the same refineries, pumped from the same central filling station, often delivered in the same trucks. Perception=reality, if the marketing tells you their brand is better, then it is. Hogwash.

 

we all know that, the point is the additives are different. THAT'S what makes matters.