Fuel warning for drivers with vehicles made before 2011
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dailyrecord.co.ukvehicles. By the end of summer, a new E10 blend of petrol will be sold in the UK as a replacement for the standard (95 octane) Scots are used to.
However, some cars will not be compatible with the new unleaded fuel, meaning all drivers are being urged to check the new advice to avoid a disastrous trip to the garage.According to the Government's website, only cars that were made after 2011 can use the new fuel blend that will be on display from September 1.
The site also said that pumps for E5 and E10 will be "clearly labelled" and there will be no changes to diesel.One of the signs on display in a Sainsbury's forecourt reads: "Unleaded petrol changing on the 1st of September from £5 to E10."E10 will be suitable for most vehicles, please.
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