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Why would we need gasoline that doesn't pollute as much (or provide as much gas mileage) in the colder winter months vs. the summer months? What makes the winter so special that we have to suffer with lower performance all winter just to have better emissions for a few months. Wouldn't it make sense to have lower emission gasoline all year 'round if they are that worried about the pollution?
On a side note, will increasing my octane (going to 89 instead of 87) bring back my lost mileage/performance until they bring back "summer" gas?
On a side note, will increasing my octane (going to 89 instead of 87) bring back my lost mileage/performance until they bring back "summer" gas?