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Different products for different world regions.

 

It is as it is already in the UK & has been for years, except here it is 97 Octane not 98.

http://bp.com/en_gb/on-the-road/united-kingdom.html

Edited by GoneOffSKi

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We've had. ultimate for many years also but it's the new formula ......for us at least

Still not a patch on Shell V-Power!

Still not a patch on Shell V-Power!

I agree. Has a higher octane rating and car seems to be smoother on it

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We've had. ultimate for many years also but it's the new formula ......for us at least

 

Fosters or 4X   :beer:

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Still not a patch on Shell V-Power!

Out here the Shell diesel pumps don't mention V-Power, only on the PULP.

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Fosters or 4X :beer:

Fosters is 'export' beer, ours is VB......don't mind if I do......thanks )))

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Still not a patch on Shell V-Power!

V-Power in AUS is still 98 and it's not the best fuel IMO.  It's one of the last I'd pick. 

 

I'm a price driven fuel user (drive between 500-800km/week) and generally use Caltex Vortex98, followed by Mobil98, BP98 and whatever independant suppliers are in my area.  V-Power rarely gets a look in as it's about 3rd in "engine friendliness" behind Caltex & BP and generally the same over-inflated price as BP.

 

Very few people in Australia drink VB.  I don't even know anyone that drinks VB these days. 

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V-Power in AUS is still 98 and it's not the best fuel IMO.  It's one of the last I'd pick. 

 

I'm a price driven fuel user (drive between 500-800km/week) and generally use Caltex Vortex98, followed by Mobil98, BP98 and whatever independant suppliers are in my area.  V-Power rarely gets a look in as it's about 3rd in "engine friendliness" behind Caltex & BP and generally the same over-inflated price as BP.

 

Very few people in Australia drink VB.  I don't even know anyone that drinks VB these days.

I was wondering what Shell's diesel additive is called.

VB .....you're in NSW so it's probably Tooheys of some sort.........all foreign owned now anyway

.....back to the diesel ?.....

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In Oz Shell diesel doesn't have the reputation that the U.K. seems to have.....I wonder why?.

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