When you're driving around on Google Maps, whether you're an Android or iPhone user, you'll always be represented on the map ...

Retail consumers currently complain that even if their car has a catalytic converter they are forced to use non-unleaded grades ... clicking on the notification icon.

All cars manufactured in 2001 or newer are approved to use Unleaded 88," Ciolkosz said. "E85 should only be used in cars that are 'flex fuel' vehicles," he wrote. "Those approvals are based on ...

So, the obvious conclusion is that we should all have cars with catalysers and run them exclusively on unleaded fuel. And in Sweden and Britain, they do. And Uganda is also heading in that ...

Contrary to some social media reports, unleaded 88 won’t destroy your car. “It's a tested and proven fuel,” said Robert White, vice president of industry relations for the Renewable Fuels ...

The Environmental Protection Agency says unleaded 88 can be used in cars made after 2001, light-duty trucks and medium-duty SUVs. E15 should not be used in motorcycles, heavy-duty trucks or non ...

Hundreds of thousands of drivers have been warned their car isn't compatible with the new greener E10 petrol that is being rolled out across forecourts. As of today, E10 has replaced E5 as the ...