What type of gasoline should be used for the Mercedes-Benz A200L?

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EmmanuelDella
07/23/25 8:42pm
Mercedes-Benz A200L has a fuel tank capacity of 43 liters, and the manufacturer recommends using 95-octane gasoline. Below is the relevant introduction: Mercedes-Benz A-Class: The Mercedes-Benz A-Class is one of the series of Mercedes-Benz vehicles. The previous generation of the A-Class was introduced in 1997, and with global sales reaching 1.1 million units, Mercedes-Benz recently launched a new A-Class with more appeal and innovative features, hoping to continue the A-Class legend. Interior: The interior ambiance is also very sporty, with pure aluminum decorative elements visible throughout. Key details such as the steering wheel and air vents maintain Mercedes-Benz's high standards without compromise due to the vehicle's class. Components like the seat memory, steering wheel, and gear shift lever all feature Mercedes-Benz's classic styling.
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LilyLee
08/10/25 6:37pm
I've been driving a Mercedes-Benz A200L for two years now, and I've insisted on using 95-octane gasoline from the very beginning. Although this car looks compact, its engine is high-spec, and using 95-octane fuel ensures smoother operation and reduced noise. I remember last year during a long trip, I tried saving money by filling up with 92-octane, but the engine started shaking violently, and throttle response became noticeably sluggish. Fortunately, I switched back in time to avoid serious issues. The Mercedes official manual also clearly recommends using 95-octane or higher—lower grades can easily cause knocking or carbon buildup, which over time will damage the engine's lifespan, and repairs can be costly. I suggest checking the fuel pump label before each refill—don’t cut corners for savings, safe driving is what matters most. Additionally, choose reliable gas stations like Sinopec, where fuel quality is guaranteed, giving your car better performance.
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