You may have heard that high-octane fuel burns more slowly, but what does the science say? To find out, we talk to a fuel expert at Sunoco.
We asked Sunoco to answer some of the most common questions we get about fueling up a car.
Yes, ethanol-blended fuels can sometimes contain water, but should you be concerned about using it to fill up your car?
What's the deal with low-carbon fuel? Wonder if it's safe to use in a classic car? We ask Sunoco's Zachary J. Santner to learn more.
Before putting a classic car into longterm winter storage, should you first fill up the fuel tank?
Gas cans have come a long way, but why all the new nozzles and accouterments? The answer, explains Sunoco's Zachary J. Santner, has to do with fuel vapors.
Who or what determines the octane number of fuel? As it turns out, the methodology goes back nearly 100 years.
In “Porsche Outlaws: Stuttgart Hot Rods,” author Michael Alan Ross explores 75 years of history to explain that hotrodding Porsches is not as recent an idea as some would think.
Most modern fuels contain some ethanol–but is that a good thing or a bad thing?
Here are 10 cars to watch ahead of Broad Arrow Auctions' Chattanooga sale on October 12.
