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  1. 1. Which is the best petrol in terms of mileage and performance

    • Shell
      10
    • Esso
      12
    • SPC
      2
    • Caltex
      8


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Which is the best petrol in terms of mileage and performance? My car sucking petrol like water and im wondering if brand does matter. Pls vote based on mileage AND performance as my car requires min 98 to run

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Which is the best petrol in terms of mileage and performance? My car sucking petrol like water and im wondering if brand does matter. Pls vote based on mileage AND performance as my car requires min 98 to run

Can know what car you drive? Where you drive? How you drive?

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For me

 

during Shell promotion, Shell gives the best mileage.

 

during Esso promotion, Esso gives the best mileage.

 

during Caltex promotion, Caltex gives the best mileage.

 

during SPC promotion, SPC gives the best mileage.

 

 

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No difference for me from any of the brands, because mileage depends on the right foot! [laugh]

 

but aren't the fuels manufactured differently according to the each individual brands manufacturing techniques?

 

In terms of NO discounts, which gives the best mileage(Assuming there are no station/card/smiles points discounts)?

 

put it simply.

 

Pumping 60 liters of Shell, Esso, SPC and caltex.

 

Which one will let me drive furthest in terms of 60 liters

 

assuming my driving style is constant

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but aren't the fuels manufactured differently according to the each individual brands manufacturing techniques?

 

For myself, can't really answer ur question because I'm not testing scientifically..I've used all 4 continuously and found no difference..the only difference is the roads travelled and traffic conditions..so its not accurate..too bad SG don't have 5th gear programme to test the different brands of petrol on dyno..definitely more accurate than hearsay..just my 2 cents [laugh]

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anyone able to answer?

 

bro, I believe different cars react differently to different fuels. My previous car gave me best results with Shell, my current car Caltex. I believe that is why you are getting mixed results from your poll.

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For me

 

during Shell promotion, Shell gives the best mileage.

 

during Esso promotion, Esso gives the best mileage.

 

during Caltex promotion, Caltex gives the best mileage.

 

during SPC promotion, SPC gives the best mileage.

 

according to your logic,

 

you miss out johor fuel , give the best mileage among all

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bro, I believe different cars react differently to different fuels. My previous car gave me best results with Shell, my current car Caltex. I believe that is why you are getting mixed results from your poll.

 

let me requote:

 

put it simply.

 

Pumping 60 liters of Shell, Esso, SPC and caltex.

 

Which one will let me drive furthest in terms of 60 liters

 

assuming my driving style, the road and the road conditions are constant

 

 

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WRX STI

 

Don't expect good fuel economy from such a car, unless you travel mainly on highway routes and hardly boost at all.

 

Pumping 60 liters of Shell, Esso, SPC and caltex.

 

Which one will let me drive furthest in terms of 60 liters

 

assuming my driving style is constant

 

Only you can answer this yourself, because cars vary widely in this respect. Assuming your driving style and routes travelled are quite constant, pump full tank of one brand for at least 3 or 4 times, then move on to another brand.

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Don't expect good fuel economy from such a car, unless you travel mainly on highway routes and hardly boost at all.

 

 

 

Only you can answer this yourself, because cars vary widely in this respect. Assuming your driving style and routes travelled are quite constant, pump full tank of one brand for at least 3 or 4 times, then move on to another brand.

 

i really dunno.. coz i dont wanna risk damaging my car by switching brands often. so just hope those who have actually done so before or heard about the petrol companies can give some tips.

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let me requote:

 

put it simply.

 

Pumping 60 liters of Shell, Esso, SPC and caltex.

 

Which one will let me drive furthest in terms of 60 liters

 

assuming my driving style, the road and the road conditions are constant

 

WRX STI? Caltex will give you the most mileage

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