Just returned from a long trip into France, and I was tempted to fill up with Gazole (1.12) but I found a BP station locally that was selling Ultimate Diesel at 1.19 so I stuck to that (about 2 tank fulls).
Was I being overly cautious or would I not have noticed any difference in my cars performance.
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Gazole is just French for diesel. Shell, BP, Total, Supemarket, diesel just the same as ours (but quite a bit cheaper!!)
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Phil
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I just thought that Gazole had a high(er) sulphur content then our regular diesel, so that's why I went for the Ultimate as it is 'sans' sulphur, and only a little more than the Gazole (1.19 against 1.12).
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Nope Gazole is to the same EEC standard as our regular diesel. French and german diesels were designed to run on it.
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TourVanMan TM < Ex RF >
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Thanks for the info, I'll stick to the cheap stuff next time (some supermarkets that I passed were selling it at 0.82 Euros!).
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"some supermarkets that I passed were selling it at 0.82 Euros"
You sure?
Just spent a month in France and I didn't see it below about 1.09 euros even at supermarkets. Was .82euros GPL (gas)?
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Phil
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It must have been.
However, this week gazole - and other fuels - have come down four or five cents a litre. Supermarket price for unleaded 95 is about 1.20 (85p approx)
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Sorry, it must have been my eye sight.
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No matter - even at 1.19euros your Ultimate was only about 80p a litre
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Phil
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Nope Gazole is to the same EEC standard as our regular diesel. French and german diesels were designed to run on it. ------------------------------
French diesel has 5% biodiesel in it. I find that my car goes better on this mix.
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