V Power Unleaded. Is it worthy? - Page 2

sk546 · Feb 28th, 2021, 20:46

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Originally Posted by SmartMAC

Never thought to read the manual. Douhhhh!!!
Mine says exactly the same as yours. It makes sense I supposed. Just need to find cheaper 98-99 Unleaded I can use. From a reputable place

Tesco Momentum 99, works a treat and is substantially cheaper than V-Power, I've used it in many of my previous cars (including my last car, Audi RS6 Performance).

Cull06 · Feb 28th, 2021, 20:55

Another for Tesco Momentum.

Wizzpop · Feb 28th, 2021, 21:13

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Originally Posted by Cull06

Another for Tesco Momentum.

And me!!

Automatic Only · Mar 1st, 2021, 16:11

FWIW I have used (almost) exclusively Esso Supreme which I think is 98 or 99 octane. I couldn't say for definite that it makes much of a difference but on the one occasion when it was filled up (by someone else) with standard unleaded I remember being slightly puzzled for a few days afterwards why I couldn't achieve quite such a good mpg as usual.
Make of that what you will!

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