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From September, filling stations will switch to E10 petrol – a greener alternative in line with the government’s plan to cut emissions. However, motorists are being warned that E10 is incompatible with some vehicles, including classic cars. It is expected that the...

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by Louisa Smith | Apr 21, 2021 | Fuel, Motoring | 6 Comments

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by Louisa Smith | Apr 13, 2021 | Fuel, Motoring | 22 Comments

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