As I'm driving this am on Bethany Drive in Plano I spot a Lamborghini Gallardo filling up at a Racetrack gas station. Last time I checked RaceTrack isn't tier one fuel. 
I'm guessing hard times are finally here after what I saw today.
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As I'm driving this am on Bethany Drive in Plano I spot a Lamborghini Gallardo filling up at a Racetrack gas station. Last time I checked RaceTrack isn't tier one fuel.
He must have a scheduled service coming up so he's scrimping and saving in every way that he can. He may be forgoing Starbucks in favor of Duncan Donuts too :smile:
Probably kit car...
Sorry I gotta ask. Whats tier one fuel?
No, it was a nice Pearl Yellow Gallardo.
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Here's a link to companies that meet tier one requirements. At the top is a link to what constitutes tier one fuels and why you may want to use them, especially for a high performance car.
http://www.toptiergas.com/retailers.html
Good to know. I currently purchase my fuel from a local vendor that has no ethanol. His gas comes from Louisiana. He is also a VP retailer.
Good info to know Steven, thanks!
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You'd be surprised by how many owners of premium/luxo'/sportscars don't even do oil-changes/services/maintenance/etc & then just trade-in/sell their vehicle for another...As I'm driving this am on Bethany Drive in Plano I spot a Lamborghini Gallardo filling up at a Racetrack gas station. Last time I checked RaceTrack isn't tier one fuel.
I would gladly pay extra for that... it's absolutely criminal to have to pay near ~$4/gal (in Texas) for premium fuel that has up to 10% ethanol!
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^^^Yep, I always thought the idea of ethanol was to keep the price down. Guess I was wrong.
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