Arco IS BP. fuck both, I would never give them a dime of my money
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I protest BP because of the gulf coast disaster but begrudgingly use Arco when I have to just because it's ungodly cheap and I like to pay down my debts instead of adding to coffers of others when possible.Alpha Team Inductee
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Originally posted by 2man View Postthey arent that much cheaper than others. if you are smart about it you can avoid them and still not spend a million dollars on fuel.sigpic
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Originally posted by AustinK425 View PostThis^
If you are worrying about saving less than $5 on a tank of gas by going lower grade octane/different brand whatever, I find this intriguing. Like waiting an hour and a half for a free $5 car wash. My time is worth more than that.
We had a customer in a 5 series (E60) who had his car towed in because it died randomly and refused to restart. Spends $70k on a new vehicle and puts cheap Arco 87 octane in. Then gets hit with a $3k bill because the gas tank had to be drained and cleaned.
Food for thought.
P.S. BMW NA recommends Chevron or Shell only, in the highest octane available.- Greg
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Originally posted by gergpez View Postx2.
If you are worrying about saving less than $5 on a tank of gas by going lower grade octane/different brand whatever, I find this intriguing. Like waiting an hour and a half for a free $5 car wash. My time is worth more than that.
We had a customer in a 5 series (E60) who had his car towed in because it died randomly and refused to restart. Spends $70k on a new vehicle and puts cheap Arco 87 octane in. Then gets hit with a $3k bill because the gas tank had to be drained and cleaned.
Food for thought.
P.S. BMW NA recommends Chevron or Shell only, in the highest octane available.'72 2002 | '74 3.0cs | '88 M5 | '89 330is | '89 M3 | '01 Z3M | '11 328i
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Originally posted by gergpez View Postx2.
If you are worrying about saving less than $5 on a tank of gas by going lower grade octane/different brand whatever, I find this intriguing. Like waiting an hour and a half for a free $5 car wash. My time is worth more than that.
We had a customer in a 5 series (E60) who had his car towed in because it died randomly and refused to restart. Spends $70k on a new vehicle and puts cheap Arco 87 octane in. Then gets hit with a $3k bill because the gas tank had to be drained and cleaned.
Food for thought.
P.S. BMW NA recommends Chevron or Shell only, in the highest octane available.
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