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Old 17-02-2018, 05:00 PM   #1
stefcio007
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Default Diesel vs Premium Diesel in modern cars

Tried the search but couldn't find a topic funnily enough.

2 years ago diesel was selling for $1.269pL now that's up to $1.429pL and it doesn't appear to be going down.

My local APCO still sells for the former price though and the service station is actually quite modern and reputable (have friends that fill up there).

Question is, I have always filled up on BP Diesel (Ultimate). Does it really matter in a modern car though? Could I just fill up there every x amount of tanks but go to APCO most of the time?
Does it really matter in a modern diesel?

Can of worms I know but let's get this thread going, haha.
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