My answer is YES! if you do not use premium fuel you will see a decrease in fuel milaege, lack of power, and carbon build up. I work at a vw dealership, and I've seen more than once where people come in complaining about their engines acting up. well it turns out that they had carbon buildup and they did NOT use premium fuel. I own a jetta myself and I would not use anything but premium. hope this helps
Manny high performance automobiles require premium fuel. Most United States domestic family automobiles do not require premium fuel and will run fine on 87 octane fuel.
because of the turbo you see the turbo takes up more fuel and as you go for long periods of time you use the turbo more and there goes your fuel and remember that it is just an approximation not an exact fuel millage
Usually ... since the ignition temperature of premium fuel is lower than the lower octane rating fuel, the engine runs a bit cooler. I have a VW Jetta Mk IV 1.8L Turbo vehicle and it uses premium fuel - at an average of 20 cents higher than the lowest octane fuel price, it only adds another $2.50 to my total fill up at the pump ... no big deal, really, especially considering the expert performance I get from that engine.
to my knowledge all 90's model 300zx require premium unleaded fuel only. its usually between 91-94 octane depending on the gas station.
The 2014 Volkswagen Jetta-Hybrid runs on premium unleaded (required).
The 2013 Volkswagen Jetta-Hybrid runs on premium unleaded (required).
The 2014 Volkswagen Jetta-GLI runs on premium unleaded (recommended).
The 2013 Volkswagen Jetta-GLI runs on premium unleaded (recommended).
You need to use premium fuel
Premium is recommended for the ETC models
premium fuel should say on the inside of the fuel door
It is not just the 07 Civic SI, but the Honda Civic SI made after 06 requires premium fuel because it has a strong engine. It runs more smooth on premium fuel than regular fuel. Regular fuel will eventually damage the engine.