Walao why suddenly got so many chicks interested in the topic of petrol? So after trolling for Petronas, then the same trolls go approach Petron?
I *believe* Caltex is superior, because it import fuels from Singapore.
The other petrol that's imported from Singapore is BHP.
https://www.beritadaily.com/business-decision-to-terminate-retailers-says-caltex/
http://www.motortrader.com.my/news/...e-at-bhpetrol-stations-from-september-1-2015/
Malaysia is on Euro 4M standard for RON 97, and Euro 3 for RON 95... Singapore just made Euro 6 emission standards compulsory. The refiners in Malaysia, namely Shell, Petron and Petronas, is refining Euro 3 and Euro 4M.
Besides that, Caltex's Techron technology works, developed by Chevron. So that's another bonus.
I am using Petronas RON 97 because its Euro 4M standard for the low sulphur content, and the ONLY reason I am using Petronas is because I get it at a discount. When October 2018 comes and RON 95 is Euro 4M standard, I'll switch to RON 95.
If I have to pay full price for petrol. My first choice is BHP and then Caltex.
I'll never use Shell. If I own a performance car then definitely the Petron Blaze RON100.
I *believe* Caltex is superior, because it import fuels from Singapore.
The other petrol that's imported from Singapore is BHP.
https://www.beritadaily.com/business-decision-to-terminate-retailers-says-caltex/
http://www.motortrader.com.my/news/...e-at-bhpetrol-stations-from-september-1-2015/
Malaysia is on Euro 4M standard for RON 97, and Euro 3 for RON 95... Singapore just made Euro 6 emission standards compulsory. The refiners in Malaysia, namely Shell, Petron and Petronas, is refining Euro 3 and Euro 4M.
Besides that, Caltex's Techron technology works, developed by Chevron. So that's another bonus.
I am using Petronas RON 97 because its Euro 4M standard for the low sulphur content, and the ONLY reason I am using Petronas is because I get it at a discount. When October 2018 comes and RON 95 is Euro 4M standard, I'll switch to RON 95.
If I have to pay full price for petrol. My first choice is BHP and then Caltex.
I'll never use Shell. If I own a performance car then definitely the Petron Blaze RON100.