Total Fuel Clogged My Seat Leon Injectors and Cost Me 1000 Dollars

I bought my 2021 Seat Leon, license plate 24 A** 222, when it had 3,000 km on it, and since the day I got it I’ve fueled it only at Total stations. I use about two tanks a month on average, and all of that fuel came from Total. If the company wants to, its officials can look up my fuel purchases in their system. My car now has 77,000 km on it, and all of its maintenance has been done at the authorized service center, so it is a fully serviced vehicle. About two months ago, an injector fault appeared in my car. The inspections found that, because of poor fuel quality, the injectors were completely clogged with carbon deposits and could no longer do their job. As a result, I had to have the engine’s carbon buildup cleaned and all of the injectors replaced. I spent about $1,000 on this work. My car has had all its maintenance done regularly, and I fuel up only at Total, so having this problem raises a serious question about the fuel quality at Total stations. I want to share this so that others know about the harm I’ve suffered and so that other car owners are aware before they run into a similar problem. I expect Total to carry out the necessary investigations into its fuel quality and take the necessary steps to make sure this kind of harm doesn’t happen again.