I went to Shell for gasoline.

Yesterday it was raining heavily, and I went to fill up my Panamera, thinking that few people would bother to fill up their gas tanks at such a time. The gas station I always stop at is Shell.(Because I have Shell Easy Pay)When we arrived, we found that there were rather more cars than on a sunny day, "butWhat the heck, I came all the way here on a rainy day.I was a little gutted.(On second thought, more people get in their cars on rainy days.)

The Panamera has exactly half a tank of gas left.

The capacity of the gas tank in our Panamera is 80 liters, so the remaining 40 liters will run 262 kilometers.The simple calculation is 6.55 liters.As the "Consumpt" value on the meter indicates. But still, the fuel consumption is not so good.

Refueling

Panamera is high octane, so Shell EasyPay gave me 133 yen/liter yesterday, which is a 4 yen discount. I hit the blue button that says "Start Fueling."

Hold up the IC.

Of course, the "full tank of high-octane petrolI'll take a "yes" please! Then choose the yellow nozzle...(If you're in a daze and choose red or something, you're done.)

Insert it until it is properly placed, then grasp the lever.(I've pushed the lever in front of me before.(I've had gasoline sprayed on me)

Since I always have free time while filling the tank with gasoline, I try to predict the exact number of liters that will fill the tank, and wait for the number to stop, excitedly wondering what will happen, but I have never been right.(Again, I thought it would be 41.5, but it was 43.65.)

How much for a full tank of gas this time?

43.65 liters, 5,805 yen...expensive! (；Please don't be surprised...)

A simple calculation shows that it costs about 12,000 yen to fill up the tank from an empty tank. Every time I fill up the tank, I reflect on the fact that I am not very good at accelerating and braking, which is the reason for my poor fuel efficiency.

Return to the car and start the engine with a "whomp". Reset the mileage and

I returned home without stopping there. I looked at the receipt again at home and realized that the cost of gasoline is ridiculous.

I heard that the next Panamera Turbo will be like an energy saving mode when in traffic, so I wonder if it will be a little more fuel efficient. I have high expectations for it, and I'll be posting more about it here on the blog.