Should Civic add 92 or 95 gasoline? Considering dynamic performance and blast resistance

Today I want to talk about my little white, an absolute boutique. I bought it three years ago. When the tenth generation Civic first came out, it was a craze. 4S shops lined up to buy a car, but I couldn't buy it. I waited for more than a month for this white color. During the period, red and dark blue cars came to the store one after another. When the salesman asked me if I wanted to change the color, I firmly said that I would only wait for white. Many things happen, and I finally thought of it in February. At that moment, all the waiting was worth it. ? 95 # oil was added for two months. After all, I just got the car and still want to give it the best. I bought the honorable edition. Do I still need the gas money? It doesn't exist. In fact, Baidu bought a car just now, and the answer is 95. Because it is a turbocharged engine, I followed Baidu's advice. But after adding a group of riders, I found that everyone basically added 92, and there is no difference between adding 92 and adding 95. Then there must be no one who sent money to the gas station ... it will definitely be changed to 92. ? However, I also saw that some riders said that the official advice was written on the fuel tank cover. I didn't notice anyway. You can also have a look. Generally speaking, 92 # gasoline is recommended from the perspective of economy, and 95 # gasoline is recommended from the perspective of power performance and antiknock performance. Finally, let's put some pictures of Xiaobai.

LED lamps and halogen lamps give people different visual effects, not to mention practical feelings. Led is ten thousand times better.

Handsome wheel hub

Every time I wash the car, I have to put a few mats on it, and advertise on the side. Hahaha, the decisive mosaic has fallen off.

The internal storage space is quite large, which can be loaded.

The sickle-shaped taillights are also very individual. But the photography technique is not very good, so don't spray it. Welcome riders to discuss the oil number in the comment area.