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What type of gasoline should the Regal GS use?

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LeKevin
07/23/2025, 08:03:33 AM

The Buick Regal GS has a fuel tank capacity of 60 liters, and it is recommended to fill it up to 80% of its capacity. The manufacturer suggests using 95-octane gasoline. Precautions for refueling the Buick Regal: 1. Correct placement of the fuel nozzle: Ensure the fuel nozzle is properly placed inside the fuel filler to prevent overflow, which could lead to fire and personal injury. 2. Secure the fuel cap: After refueling, repeatedly check if the fuel cap is securely locked to ensure driving safety. 3. Evacuate the vehicle: During refueling, all passengers should exit the vehicle. Static electricity discharge is also a critical step—touch a metal object before handling the fuel nozzle to discharge static electricity. 4. Power off: Turn off all power sources while refueling to avoid accidents. Smoking or making phone calls during refueling is strictly prohibited.

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