Morris Minor Owners Club

Just a question to get opinions we have a small independent petrol garage near to us which claims to be stocking E0 Petrol, I have spoken to them and have been informed that they do supply a large number of classic car owners even more so with a lot of the garages only stoking E10 fuel. Therefore, has anyone else got service stations near to them stoking E0?
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If you're asking about garages stocking ethanol-free petrol, I think the only such fuel that is available is Esso Synergy Supreme 99. In Sheffield where I am, we are only have 2 Esso filling stations.....and one of those is not really in Sheffield!! I assume it to be even more expensive than E5 Sainsbury's super unleaded, which is what I am using......always assuming you can find a garage that's still got any petrol at all.

Hi Owlsman
thanks for replying, I have seen the Esso Synergy petrol which when available does seem to be a suitable alternative but after Googling (I am never keen to trust Google) this I have found they are a local run business to the South East providing oils,fuels and gas which looking at reviews appears to be on the level and well thought of I think I will take the chance and give this a go.

Time for us to go back to the 1970s and................

"What’s in our Synergy Supreme+ 99 premium petrol

Our Synergy Supreme+ 99 petrol has more cleaning power than our regular petrol – and includes molecules whose job it is to reduce the friction in your engine helping the moving parts work more efficiently.*

Although our pumps have E5 labels on them, our Synergy Supreme+ 99 is actually ethanol free (except, due to technical supply reasons, in Devon, Cornwall, North Wales, North England and Scotland). Legislation requires us to place these E5 labels on pumps that dispense unleaded petrol with ‘up to 5% ethanol’, including those that contain no ethanol, which is why we display them on our Synergy Supreme+ 99 pumps.

There’s currently no requirement for renewable fuel, like ethanol, to be present in super unleaded petrol although this could change in the future, in which case we would comply with any new legislation."

From Esso's website.