What type of fuel does the Inspire use?

[SanDakota]

Guangzhou Honda Inspire uses 92-octane gasoline. The following is a related introduction to the Inspire: Model Introduction: The Dongfeng Honda Inspire is a flagship sedan launched by Dongfeng Honda in October 2018. The new car is divided into models equipped with the all-new 1.5T Earth Dreams Technology turbocharged engine (260TURBO) for the fuel version and the all-new Earth Dreams Technology Atkinson cycle 2.0L engine with the all-new third-generation i-MMD dual-motor hybrid system for the hybrid version (SPORT HYBRID), offering a total of 7 models. Model Configuration: As a mid-size sedan in Dongfeng Honda's market segment, the Inspire has dimensions of 4924mm1862mm1449mm and a wheelbase of 2830mm. The fuel version is equipped with a 1.5T turbocharged engine, with a maximum output power of 143KW and peak torque at 1600-5000rpm, paired with a CVT transmission.

[CarsonDella]

Regarding the question about fueling the Inspire, I must say this car typically recommends using 92 or 95 octane gasoline, depending on the model year and engine type. I often drive this type of vehicle myself, and usually, 92 octane fuel is sufficient for daily commuting. The engine is designed with versatility in mind, and the 92 octane rating provides enough anti-knock properties without affecting performance. The manual clearly states this—just refer to the fuel cap label or manual reminder at the gas station. If you frequently drive on highways or engage in spirited driving, you might consider using 95 octane for slightly better responsiveness, but 92 octane is perfectly adequate for daily use. Some people worry about fuel quality, so I recommend choosing reputable stations like Sinopec to avoid impurities that could clog fuel injectors at smaller stations. The key is never to use anything below 92 octane, as it could damage the engine and lead to higher repair costs over time. During regular maintenance, it’s also good to check the fuel system for any issues.

[Finn]

Having driven the Inspire for so long, I've always used 92-octane gasoline, which feels quite suitable and economical. 92-octane fuel is widely available in most parts of China and is cheaper than 95-octane. The power output is smooth, and the fuel consumption isn't high. The manual does state that either 92 or 95-octane can be used, but for regular family cars, there's no need to fuss over premium fuel—92-octane is sufficient. Once, I tried 95-octane and didn't notice any significant difference; it was more of a psychological comfort. Remember not to use lower-grade fuel like 90-octane, as it might cause abnormal engine noises. When refueling, it's best to choose reputable gas stations to avoid water-contaminated fuel affecting combustion. Pay attention to your car's condition—if acceleration feels off, there might be an issue with the fuel, so switch immediately. During maintenance, technicians also recommend sticking to one fuel grade and avoiding frequent switches for better peace of mind and cost savings.

[Peeta]

When it comes to fueling the Inspire, caution is advised. Follow the manual's recommendation to use either 92 or 95 octane gasoline. Using the wrong octane rating can lead to issues such as engine knocking and potential damage. Most owners find 92 octane sufficient and cost-effective, while 95 octane, though slightly more expensive, is better suited for frequent long-distance driving. Avoid using old fuel or mixing different octane ratings, and opt for reputable gas stations for reliability. Long-term use also requires attention to fuel filter cleanliness to prevent impurities from causing problems. Remember, the manual is your best guide.

[MacLola]

Choosing gasoline octane is really about cost-effectiveness, and using 92-octane for the Inspire is the most economical. 92-octane is cheaper, with no noticeable difference in daily driving, and fully meets engine requirements. Some worry higher octane is better, but 95-octane is significantly more expensive without extra benefits unless the manual specifies otherwise. Real-world tests show little change in fuel consumption, and sticking with 92-octane saves money for more worthwhile maintenance. Choose reputable gas stations to avoid low-quality fuel affecting the engine. As long as you avoid speeding or heavy loads, 92-octane can handle it—be smart about car maintenance.