Fuel developed with Ferrari?

[nudemetalz]

Don't care for the advertising hype, but the advert itself is awesome !!!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDYGZs5ZvBY[/youtube]

[TimeOut]

I just hope it's not like their last attempt to clean up engines (Formula Shell) that buggered a lot of engines

[Biggles2000]

I bet they paid big dollars for Enzos endorsement and hopefully havent skipped on R+D.

[slofox]

You must be too young to remember Methyl Benzine,or Boron.Nothing new here,carry on please it's business as usual.

You mean "roar on like a moron on Boron?????" I remember that!!!

[marioc]

Who cares the ad rocks

[Brett]

Yeah, fact of the matter is that I reckon the add is awesome. Don't like it? I don't really care. Will it make me buy v-power? No, I would not go out of my way. Have just tried the Gull high octane stuff, and I have definitely noticed performance improvements, maybe v-power will do the same.

[McDuck]

Yeah, fact of the matter is that I reckon the add is awesome. Don't like it? I don't really care. Will it make me buy v-power? No, I would not go out of my way. Have just tried the Gull high octane stuff, and I have definitely noticed performance improvements, maybe v-power will do the same.

I am trying the cage on different fules. V Power makes the car use up to 1l per 100kms more than 91. I am not impressed and am trying other brands of high octane before going back to shell 91.

[Rev DJ]

BTW - just completed a comparison of my fuel consumption figures pre and post using Shell V-Power (first fill with V-Power was 23/06/08)
Before: km/L 25.42 (using Shell Super)
After: km/L 28.43

Cheers DJ

[Hitcher]

After having recently purchased many litres of fuel in the USA and Canada, I am now keen to learn why petrol in New Zealand is coloured, whereas its North American equivalent is as clear as tap water, irrespective of grade. Presumably the colouring is added for some cosmetic purpose?

[imdying]

So they can spot which is road legal (i.e. taxed) and which isn't.

[McDuck]

After having recently purchased many litres of fuel in the USA and Canada, I am now keen to learn why petrol in New Zealand is coloured, whereas its North American equivalent is as clear as tap water, irrespective of grade. Presumably the colouring is added for some cosmetic purpose?

Same with the smell, so you know it is gas.

[McDuck]

Or what imdiying said...

[Hitcher]

So they can spot which is road legal (i.e. taxed) and which isn't.

Who is "they", and where does one procure non-taxed petrol?

[Ixion]

Aircraft. And 'they' is out to get YOU.

[imdying]

Who is "they", and where does one procure non-taxed petrol?

They are the enforcers of choice, presumably the Police in conjunction with the IRD? Non taxed petrol, presumably farms have access to it, maybe places like airports and race tracks?