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Old 03-10-08, 11:13 PM   #1
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Default Chevron Techron - Overhyped/Overrated due to Effective Marketing?

The debate about which gasoline companies additive is better is probably the most highly debated subject and it is probably an inexact science at best because nobody, to my knowledge, has really done an independent scientific test to determine what is really the best out there.

One thing is certain is that over the years, I have noticed that A LOT of people swears that Chevron is the best, cleanest burning gasoline that money can buy, and that they would go out of their way to buy Chevron regardless of cost or convenience. And interestingly, a lot of these people don't really know squat about cars.

So, the question is, is it only me that notice this or you guys know of people that feels this way towards Chevron as well? Personally, I don't know of any other gasoline brands that commands such loyalty and faith. Unlike Chevron, I have never heard anyone say something like, "Oh Mobil or Shell is the best", or "I only use 76 in my car"
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