When drivers buy a new car or consider making changes to their car maintenance, one of the most common questions is, “Does it really matter what kind of gas I get?” Gas stations tend to have at least several different gas options, but it’s not exactly clear what the difference is – or what your car actually needs, outside of manufacture recommendations, which aren’t always helpful. To help out, we’re going to break down the differences between the three most popular types of gas and which is actually recommended. Let’s start with what regular gas really is. Regular Gas Regular gas refers to a standard octane rating. This rating shows fuel stability, or how easy it is for the fuel