Car issues after E20 gasoline fill? Visit authorized service center
Worried your car's acting up after filling up with E20 gasoline?
If you notice things like lower mileage, engine trouble, or warning lights, the first step is to get your vehicle checked at an authorized service center.
This helps figure out if the problem is from the fuel itself, a mechanical issue, or something else.
Warranty or supplier may cover repairs
If it turns out to be a manufacturing defect, repairs might be covered under warranty.
If bad fuel is to blame, the supplier could be on the hook, but insurance usually won't help with breakdowns like this.
The government says E20 has been tested and only causes a slight drop in mileage for some cars.
And if you ever feel stuck, remember: consumer forums can help, just like in a recent case where a car owner won compensation for a faulty SUV.