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A Suffolk classic car restoration company has announced all its competition prize vehicles will now run on environmentally friendly synthetic fuel, reducing their carbon footprint by 80%.
Why it matters: Suffolk-based Bridge Classic Cars is the first company to bring synthetic fuel technology to everyday drivers, moving beyond its current use in motorsport.
The big picture: The company, well-known to any classic car enthusiasts in the town, runs weekly competitions where people can win classic cars for a few pounds. Now each prize vehicle will use synthetic fuel, allowing winners to enjoy their classic cars while being more environmentally conscious.
Key details:
The synthetic fuel is provided by P1 Fuels
It works as a direct replacement for petrol with no engine modifications needed
Cars run exactly the same way as with traditional fuel
The fuel has a longer shelf life than regular petrol, making it ideal for classic cars that may be stored for extended periods
What they're saying: "We are passionate about keeping classic cars alive for generations to come, but not at the cost of the environment," says Craig Ranson, Managing Director of Bridge Classic Cars.
"By switching to synthetic fuel for all our competition cars, we're ensuring that car enthusiasts can win their dream car for just a few pounds whilst doing their bit to reduce their carbon footprint."
The bottom line: The Suffolk company is showing that with modern synthetic fuels, Suffolk's classic car enthusiasts can reduce their environmental impact without losing the authentic experience of driving a piece of automotive history.
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