u/vikhyat_negi

Hey everyone,

With ethanol-blended petrol (E20) rolling out heavily across fuel stations now, I wanted to get the community's take on how the VW Taigun 1.0 TSI handles it long-term.

I know Volkswagen officially declared that all BS6 Phase 2 cars (and generally all models sold post-April 2020) have ethanol-resistant components and are E20 compliant without risking the warranty. However, since it's a highly-tuned, 3-cylinder turbo-petrol engine, I still have a few real-world questions:

1. Performance & Mileage: Have any 1.0 TSI owners noticed a drop in fuel efficiency? (Statistically, ethanol has a lower energy density, so a slight drop is expected, but what's your actual experience?)

2. Engine Smoothness: Does the car feel any different or show any jerky behavior on heavy blends, or does the ECU handle the higher octane rating well?

3. Long-Term Reliability: Any fuel pump issues or "Error: Engine" alerts that you suspect might be linked to fuel quality?

Would love to hear from long-term owners or anyone who has discussed this with service advisors recently. Cheers!

I don’t even know where to start.

I vacated my flat on 31st May. Full notice period served. Rent paid on time every single month. Left the place clean. Handed over the keys properly. Did everything by the book.

It’s been 10 days. My deposit is still sitting with my landlord.

Every time I follow up, there’s a new excuse. “Will check with the owner.” “Owner is travelling.” “Next week pakka.” Classic Gurugram landlord script, honestly feels like they all read the same manual.
What gets me is the same people who would send you 3 messages if rent was even ONE day late suddenly have all the time in the world when it’s their turn to pay back what’s yours.

It’s not a huge amount but it’s MY money. I worked for it. It’s not their favour to return it, it’s a legal obligation.

Anyone else been through this? How did you handle it? Did the legal notice route actually work or did it drag on forever?
Also genuinely asking - is there any tenant rights group or community in Gurugram that actually helps with this? Because this city needs one badly.