No more problems with gasoline in Novosibirsk. But gas stations are not without surprises. In October, the authorities said that the fuel supply had improved and removed all restrictions. Now at some gas stations the prices are even lower than at Gazprom Neft. If in the summer in Opti 95 gasoline reached 140 rubles per liter, today it costs 68.70, and 92 is not 130, but 65 rubles. At Tatneft, AI-95 costs 68.90 rubles, AI-92 - 64.90 rubles. And at Prime Minister the price is higher than at Gazpromanft and other gas stations: 95 - 70.20 rubles, and 92 - 65.30 rubles. The quality of the fuel, however, raises questions. Alexander said that after refueling his car stalled several times, and his colleague recently complained about the check engine light that came on after visiting a gas station. Now the fuel grade is marked on the pumps and even on the signs of various gas stations, but it is not known how quickly this information is updated after a new batch is delivered. At one private gas station they promised that they additionally check their fuel and maintain the Euro-5 standard. Although the employee heard that in some places Euro-3 is already being sold. What kind of gasoline and how long ago did you fill it up?

No more problems with gasoline in Novosibirsk. But gas stations are not without surprises. In October, the authorities said that the fuel supply had improved and removed all restrictions. Now at some gas stations the prices are even lower than at Gazprom Neft. If in the summer in Opti 95 gasoline reached 140 rubles per liter, today it costs 68.70, and 92 is not 130, but 65 rubles. At Tatneft, AI-95 costs 68.90 rubles, AI-92 - 64.90 rubles. And at Prime Minister the price is higher than at Gazpromanft and other gas stations: 95 - 70.20 rubles, and 92 - 65.30 rubles. The quality of the fuel, however, raises questions. Alexander said that after refueling his car stalled several times, and his colleague recently complained about the check engine light that came on after visiting a gas station. Now the fuel grade is marked on the pumps and even on the signs of various gas stations, but it is not known how quickly this information is updated after a new batch is delivered. At one private gas station they promised that they additionally check their fuel and maintain the Euro-5 standard. Although the employee heard that in some places Euro-3 is already being sold. What kind of gasoline and how long ago did you fill it up?