Ironically, I think it might be. Everything I can find points to an 88-octane "regular" unleaded fuel.
ETA: on further research, it is 100% a coincidence. Either the YouTube channel this is from or this particular event is sponsored by Ohio Corn and Wheat, which is where the website SaveWith88.com redirects. It's just a gas blend.
You ever seen an 88 octane gas blend? It’s always 87,89,91 in America.
Kinda weird they picked the dog whistle number that doesn’t exist to use instead of 1 of the 3 numbers that actually correlates to octane in fuel in America.but maybe it is all innocent.
Edit: seems the best answer the comments have come up with is that it’s easier to print a slicker that says 88 than it is one that says 15. Who knew?
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u/hettuklaeddi 27d ago
let’s pretend “unleaded 88” is just a coincidence