Channel 2 Action News Investigates continues to hear from consumers who said they got contaminated gas at Georgia Costco locations.
Channel 2′s Consumer Investigator Justin Gray was in Brookhaven Monday, where he continues to hear from frustrated drivers after he first reported on the issue last week.
The first thing people need to do during these situations is immediately call Georgia Fuel and Measures to come out and test the pump.
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Michelle Robinovitz shared her story last week about bad gas she believes came from a Cosco gas station in Sandy Springs causing $700 worth of damage to her car. Robinovitz’s mechanic even provided video evidence of the contaminated gasoline, but Costo’s CEO claimed the damage to her car wasn’t the store’s fault.
Rachel Bernstein reached out to Channel 2 Action News after watching Robinovitz’s story. Bernstein’s gas came from the Brookhaven location. Both women ended up with $700 mechanic bills to flush out the bad gas.