Also anything with 93 octane.

 

It all depends where you live. In Georgia I use Exxon only, although I would like access to Blue or Orange gas like back in Cali. In California and Arizona I use Chevron. In Oregon, last place(that I know of) in the U.S. that has full service for free, it was pretty much Chevron. In Colorado I use Amoco. In Mississippi I use Shell. And when I lived in Germany it was either a military base or B.P.(had coupons) so you don't have to pay $4/gal.

 

Sunoco Ultra 94

 

Chevron 93, always

 

Chevron, but we only get the 91 octane stuff down here in So Cal.

 

Mobile only

 

In most cases, the condition of the station and its tanks is more important than the brand.

 

Unocal 76 racing fuel -100 octane 50% of the time otherwise the Super Unleaded 91 from Unocal 76. Not too many stations carry the racing fuel so I have to drive 15 miles from home or work to get it. Unfortunately, addicted to the racing fuel. trying to kick it though.

Tan

 

Agreed. I get gas when I need it and try and get it for a decent price...which in the Bay area is anything less than $1.75 these days

Last two tanks were 100 octane 76 gas though buttexpensive, but fun since i ran it on Sears Point!

 

BP 93 octane

and nothing else for both cars

Premium is down to $1.19 here in N.C.

axcilla