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PinkPickledOnion t1_j25z5d8 wrote

I’m in the US and never have specifically seen any gas marked as unleaded. That’s what makes it odd not the fact that there are different octanes.

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thirdeyefish t1_j27dpg7 wrote

Youngster. Even for years after leaded was phased out, I would still see 'unleaded' marked on EVERY pump. And I'm only 40.

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JenniFrmTheBlock81 t1_j27v1ad wrote

It's been labeled unleaded my whole life. Where does it NOT say it? 87 is unleaded, 89 is midgrade, and 93 premium

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thirdeyefish t1_j27v7uq wrote

Honestly, I stopped paying attention a while ago. Now I drive electric so I won't be looking any time soon.

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PinkPickledOnion t1_j27f4sl wrote

But this is the only one marked and it’s a higher octane than the pump directly to the right.

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TerminallyFriendly t1_j260thy wrote

I’m 99% sure in the USA it’s all unleaded unless specified otherwise for maybe like high quality drag fuel or something.

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PinkPickledOnion t1_j261ay9 wrote

Ya that’s my point. It’s like putting “gluten free!” on cell phone packaging.

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mr_sedate t1_j27lj5d wrote

This.

I can buy 100 octane leading racing fuel at a Sunoco about 20 minutes away. It's usually $14.99/gallon.

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