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I'll be shipping my car to Korea while I'm staying there for awhile. I usually put 91 octane in my car and 93 if they have it.. but in Korea the system doesn't work like that.

What type do I have to put in my M3 in Korea..

Also.. is it okay to put in Korean gas when I have some 91 octange gasoline left in my tank? And also vice versa?
Thread referenced by misterB27 in Any Korean? 한국분 손~ 05-27-2012
misterB27 wrote
I'll be shipping my car to Korea while I'm staying there for awhile. I usually put 91 octane in my car and 93 if they have it.. but in Korea the system doesn't work like that.

What type do I have to put in my M3 in Korea..

Also.. is it okay to put in Korean gas when I have some 91 octange gasoline left in my tank? And also vice versa?
I think you should be fine. Occasionally some gas stations I stop at don't have 91 octane for some reason....and I have to go with the low stuff. Engine hasn't blown up yet.

Curious, aren't you going to pay hefty import taxes on your M3 in Korea?
i also noticed that your car is 2012, arent you suppose to keep the car in america for atleast a year?
misterB27 wrote
I'll be shipping my car to Korea while I'm staying there for awhile. I usually put 91 octane in my car and 93 if they have it.. but in Korea the system doesn't work like that.

What type do I have to put in my M3 in Korea..

Also.. is it okay to put in Korean gas when I have some 91 octange gasoline left in my tank? And also vice versa?
오래된 얘기지만....
혹시 모르니깐 남깁니다.
한국 고급유가 옥탄가가 93이 넘어요~