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The cars which won't be compatible with normal fuel when E10 petrol is introduced this year
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukGet the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox so you never miss a thing Drivers have been warned to check their cars, as almost a million vehicles will not be compatible with the new fuel type being introduced soon.
Over the summer, the standard 95 octane petrol grade in Great Britain will shift over to E10 - a greener fuel that contains ten per cent ethanol.
The new fuel is set to come into effect in September but is already being rolled out in certain forecourts. READ MORE: Whilst many motorists will be able to continue filling up without consequence, drivers of cars built before 2011 may be at risk of damaging their vehicles or even voiding insurance.
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