On July 29, 2023, I stopped at the Kiliccioglu BP station on the Izmir-Istanbul highway to fill up my Tucson with diesel. To my dismay, my car's fuel warning light illuminated just 15 minutes after refueling, indicating the presence of water in the fuel. Spending more than 36 TL for contaminated fuel from a reputable brand like BP is a huge letdown. I am demanding an explanation from BP officials about this incident. How could such a trustworthy company allow water to contaminate their fuel, causing significant damage to my vehicle? This experience has deceived and disappointed me. In addition, I anticipate prompt compensation for financial losses incurred as a result of the contaminated fuel. My faith in BP has been shaken, and it is critical that they address this issue and make amends for the inconvenience and costs incurred.
"On 21.07.2023, at 18:10, I stopped at Tuzgolu Petrol Import Export Industry Trade Limited Company to buy fuel for my car. Despite my fuel tank being labeled as 'Diesel,' they mistakenly filled my car with 29.27 liters of Unleaded Gasoline. As a result, my car broke down and became unusable, and I h...
I went to the Shell Izmit Outlet between 8:00-8:30 PM and filled my car with fuel worth 700 TL. The following day, while driving to work in Istanbul, my car's engine began to misfire. Eventually, it stalled in the middle of the road and wouldn't start again. With the help of a tow truck, we transpor...
I took my 2021 Hyundai Tucson, which has only 34,000 miles on it, to the Duzce service center because it was having problems with traction. Even though they said it was a fuel issue when they checked the vehicle, they gave it back to me after supposedly fixing it. However, they charged me for the re...
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