Thailand to Phase Out Gasoline 91 & 95, Owners of Older Cars Concerned Over E20 Transition
The Thai government plans to phase out the sale of gasoline 91 and 95 octane, pushing for a transition to E20. This move has sparked concerns among owners of older vehicles, who worry about compatibility and potential engine damage.
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