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Originally Posted by jackassisadgk
I'm tossin in the premium I don't see any harm even with gas prices high I'd rather have my piece running cleaner. what it comes down to is how long do you want the engine to last? my '00 disco says to put in premium and for the extra twenty cents I'd rather save the hassle. The seals on the pistons in my mom's '02 saab 95 literally disintegrated after filling up with regular gas. I am aware of the distinct difference; however Our mechanic said it's better to run something that burns cleaner. If you're driving one of these cars it's worth putting in the extra money just to keep it running well.
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oh wait your serious... almost 160k on a fine running original motor.
To each their own
We're also talking about the older Rover engines here.
Oh and I was outside so I looked and my rover sticker inside the gas door says regular unleaded.
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