Chris...
One I might be able to answer!

For a long time Bleifrei gas (unleaded) was only an option in Germany. The
first time I saw it, I had to ask why the gas was so much cheaper than
regular (subsidized for many years)... As such, if there was a rental van
with a cat on it, it would behoove the company (VW) to make sure that all
involved understood only bleifrei gfas be used. Sound rational?

tim o'brien

><< It has the word "Katalysator" on the drivers side of the rear end -
>never
>  saw that before. It is a factory emblem of some kind - in the same
>  style/type as the plastic "Vanagon" emblem on the RH side.
>   >>
>
>"Katalysator"  means "calalytic converter" in german...
>why it would have a special emblem for a 'catalytic converter" is beyond
>me..
>
>chris
>

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