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	[[File:~~DukesRon~~.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|A RON filling station in Grand Theft Auto IV]]		[[File:RON-GTAIV-MeadowsPark.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|A RON filling station in Grand Theft Auto IV]]
	'''Filling Stations''', also known as '''Petrol Stations''', '''Gas Stations''' or '''Service Stations''', have featured in every game in the [[Grand Theft Auto\|Grand Theft Auto series]] since [[Grand Theft Auto III]]. As limited fuel is not a game mechanic in GTA games, they are not interactive, except for in [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]], where they are used to create [[Molotov Cocktail\|molotovs]], however the pumps can be blown up with a collision or gun shots, and some service stations in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] have accessible interiors, being the same as [[24/7]] stores.		'''Filling Stations''', also known as '''Petrol Stations''', '''Gas Stations''' or '''Service Stations''', have featured in every game in the [[Grand Theft Auto\|Grand Theft Auto series]] since [[Grand Theft Auto III]]. As limited fuel is not a game mechanic in GTA games, they are not interactive, except for in [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]], where they are used to create [[Molotov Cocktail\|molotovs]], however the pumps can be blown up with a collision or gun shots, and some service stations in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] have accessible interiors, being the same as [[24/7]] stores.