Well your car is a fuel injected engine which means than there is a different set of problems.You still could have something as simple as a bad fuel cap or a clogged vapor return line to the fuel tank.A fuel injected car is really never supposed to "flood" as the computer controls the amount of fuel allowed into the engine via the fuel injectors.You could have a fuel injector seal bad which is allowing fuel to seep out and air to seep in causing the "bogging' effect when you press on the gas.If after running it,you pull the spark plugs and they seem very "wet" with fuel,then you could have a computer problem which is allowing more fuel than is needed through the injectors.Outside of the few visual checks for leaks and or hose dry rotting,if you are not having any check engine lights coming on,then you may have to have it checked by someone with a computer reader.Try and narrow down where the fuel smell is coming from if you can.The engine or the rear of the car.If it is from the rear,replace the gas cap.If it is front the engine,look for any visible signs of fuel,then check the plugs.
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