Will the car be filled with fuel when purchased?

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McElizabeth
07/30/25 8:43am
Not necessarily. Some dealerships may only add a symbolic amount of fuel instead of filling the tank, so you should check for yourself. Below is some information about refueling a new car: 1. The difference between 92 and 95 gasoline: 92-octane and 95-octane gasoline provide the same power without any difference. The distinction lies in the octane rating, with 95-octane gasoline having higher anti-knock properties than 92-octane. 2. Refueling conditions: If the purchased vehicle has a naturally aspirated engine, you can directly use 92-octane gasoline; there is no need for 95-octane. However, if the vehicle is equipped with a turbocharged engine, then 95-octane gasoline must be used.
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