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Stockpiling unleaded gasoline in or near your home is a poor idea. It's more likely to suffer exothermic depreciation than to successfully hedge against anythi
by amalcon 3y ago
Stockpiling unleaded gasoline in or near your home is a poor idea. It's more likely to suffer exothermic depreciation than to successfully hedge against anything in particular. Unleaded will generally last less than a year without stabilizers anyway.
Diesel is a little better, but still not really the best choice.
- inconceivable 3y agoright, gas goes bad and then is a pain in the ass to get rid of. i still have a few gallons i need to dispose of from march 2020... ugh
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- mikestew 3y agoWait until the car has half a tank, throw it in there. At worst, the car will not run as well as you might be used to. Common case: you won't notice the difference. Your car will be far more tolerant of old gas than your mower or weed trimmer.
- rs999gti 3y ago> Diesel is a little better, but still not really the best choice. In an apocalyptic situation, a diesel car might be the best choice. As long as there is some kind of heavy oil (animal, plant, or mineral), you can basically run the car.