In Europe Toyota advocates the usage of biofuel in their vehicles if it complies to standards set out by the EU.
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Fine. I sent an email to Toyota SA and asked the same question and this was the reply:
We acknowledge receipt of your e-mail.
Kindly be advised that we do not recommend the usage of biodiesel in Toyota vehicles.
Kind Regards
Zenobia Swartz
Customer Relations
Toyota South Africa
Tel: 0800139111
Fax: 0118092917
No reason or explanation. Just a "NO"
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A Biofuel station in Centurion has all the bells and whistles with testing standards according to their website and I honestly would like to give my part back to mother nature especially after removing my CAT.
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Who uses biofuel and if you do not use it, why not?
Why would Toyota SA differ from Toyota EU since most of the vehicles are built according to the same standard?
Any suggestions of the clever boys out there?