Malaysians are known for pushing their limits, especially when it comes to fuel. This article explores the lengths Malaysians have driven after their 'E' petrol signal comes on, highlighting their experiences and the anxiety that comes with it. It also promotes Shell FuelSave 95, a petrol that guarantees maximum mileage and a 'more than full' tank.
What's the longest you've ever driven your car after the 'E' petrol signal comes on? In case you didn't know, the 'E' petrol signal in your car stands for empty. But in true 'Malaysia boleh!' fashion, many of us have tested our limits driving on 'E', delaying pumping petrol until the very last moment possible. In collaboration with Shell , we spoke to a few Malaysians to hear their stories of driving while on 'E'.
Keep reading to find out more about Shell FuelSave 95, which ensures you get the most mileage each time you pump, promising a 'more than full' tank so you can go the distance. 1. 'There was no petrol station in sight for the next 20km' 'I remember driving to work one day, and my empty tank signal started to blink. I didn't give it much thought until I was driving home, and I entered the MEX highway. 'This was when I realised there was no petrol station in sight for over 20km. I was sooo nervous, but what I also learnt was that my car could still drive more than 50km after reaching the empty tank signal.' - Jean, 31 years old 2. 'I never knew there were multiple levels of the 'E' signal' 'I used to always pump petrol soon as soon as my fuel meter reached the final bar and the yellow 'E' warning signal popped up. But one day, since I was rushing, I bit the bullet and kept driving. 'That's when I realised that the yellow 'E' signal can actually turn red, followed by zero bars in the fuel meter.
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