1.   The car has been adapted to take unleaded gas.

2.   And unlike many higher-end cars, this one runs well on unleaded regular gas.

3.   Cars use unleaded gas.

4.   In the far-off reaches of this New Europe, unleaded gas was even more a rarity than it was in Italy.

5.   Keep in mind these cars would use unleaded gas, for which they were not designed, so the engine life would be limited.

6.   The higher revenue would come from state lotteries and higher taxes on unleaded gas.

7.   To start with, Great Lakes says, there are too few refineries equipped to produce unleaded gas and too many cars outside the industrialized world without catalytic converters.

8.   Use of unleaded gas is not mandatory and despite pressure from environmentalists, even new cars are not required to have catalytic converters.

9.   When blended with gasoline, ethanol is touted as a cleaner-burning alternative to unleaded gas.

10.   For the first time, the ban also applied to cars using unleaded gas.