Saving is a necessity, as well as a wise way of acting, since no one has ever really loved wasting money, much less in times of crisis.
If all this is then configured in an area such as the automotive one, in which all round, they are recorded enormous difficulties on an economic level, the picture is completed.
Every day we hear about economic crisis and impact on the prices of each good and service but with respect to the ‘engines‘, this seems to be worth more.
At least that’s what transpires when we read the fuel prices in the petrol and diesel refueling lists which have jumped beyond every limitate compared to the past.
Savings or, rather, nneed to saveoften leads people to make even drastic choices like that of give up the car. but when is it not possible?
Low cost fuel, but what are the risks?
In many cases, however, you cannot completely give up the car and so you try to do everything you can to save on the cost of refueling, resorting to low cost petrol pumps. What’s wrong? Nothing, in general, actually. The problem may arise at a later time, given that there are aspects that are not often considered, with the ball stopped, in the field of supply.
For example, the increase in fuel prices and the development of low-cost pumps can be an advantage for the pockets and for the competition, but it always depends on whether the quality conditions and safety are respected. The price of basic fuel is actually influenced by many elements, and varies depending on the additives that brands add, although the raw material is obviously the same.
Fuel price, why there are these differences
We are therefore talking about the same product, but the concentration of additive makes the difference and often can also dangerous for the engine, in the short and medium term. Then, in the long term, the consequences can even be greater, with concentrations of aadditives with higher percentagesthey can break down the vehicle, or represent a risk factor for the engine.
Having said this, however, it is also important not to cause alarmism and not create doubts in anyone that low cost pumps could be harmful to cars. If anything, it would be useful to ask your own trusted mechanic a suggestion in this sense and an analysis with him at a standstill, but without discrimination.
