What are the symptoms of using low-quality fuel in a car?
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Using low-quality fuel in a car may result in decreased power, reduced driving range, and increased carbon deposits in the engine. Low-quality gasoline typically refers to fuel adulterated with impurities (such as water or particles), containing unconventional additives, or failing to meet standard specifications in certain key indicators. At best, using low-quality gasoline may lead to poor driving performance; at worst, it can cause vehicle accidents. If the gasoline is of very poor quality, a noticeable symptom is increased engine carbon deposits, which may not be visible externally. If low-quality gasoline is frequently used, an internal inspection with an endoscope will reveal significant black carbon buildup inside the engine.