The automakers have finally committed to expanding their high-octane ethanol offerings. We won this change together. Now we keep watch to ensure they follow through.
November 9, 2022
Final supporters
To: CEO's of Global Automakers
We are consumers of your vehicles and we request that you manufacture cars and trucks of all models, engines and trim levels that are approved for use of high octane, low carbon ethanol blends such as E20, E30 and E85. This would make our purchasing experience more enjoyable and less cumbersome than it is today. Many of us can simply not find the vehicles we wish to purchase. In addition, this would be beneficial to your sales presentation to offer environmentally friendly vehicles that burn clean, high-octane American made fuel, while supporting rural America and U.S. agriculture.
We wish to support and promote the automakers that choose to produce quality cars and trucks that run on higher ethanol blends.
Please let us know if you will comply with the request to provide the vehicles we want to purchase when we go to our local dealers.
Updates
Reached 2,500 supporters
September 19, 2022
Reached 1,000 supporters
May 21, 2019
May 19, 2019
We are approaching the 1,000 signature milestone. Let's push to cross this mark before we send our list to the CEOs.
Reached 100 supporters
April 25, 2019
993 Comments
My husband and I farm. We have 4 pickups and 1 car. They are all flex fuel vehicles. Please continue to manufacture fuel flex vehicles. They are the only vehicles we buy. They support rural America along with keeping our environment cleaner.
I just saw a retail station in Virginia that offered 93 octaine gasoline at $3.25 and the blender pump 94 octane at $2.25. FFV's would save $1.00 gallon in this real time example! All new vehicles should be FFV, please keep making FFVs!
I have driven flex fuel cars for many years and they are always a challenge to find on the lot, even here in the Midwest. I would love more options to help support my neighbors in the ag community, to save money, and to help improve air quality.
Please make FFV available to consumers. I bought a new FF pickup in 2011 and have 220,000 miles and only use E-85. I’ve not had any issues. Please give customers the choice to support ethanol, rural ag economies and protect our environment!
The last 4 vehicles I have owned were FFVs My current vehicle is an FFV. I only choose FFV vehicles for the flexibility in fuel choice and lower lower fuel cost. E85 is readily available i the States I drive... OH, MI, IN, IL, West PA, KY & TN
I love my 2014 flex fuel Sierra, and it loves e85, hope my next truck is also flex if not EV
would really cut down on our dependence on fossil fuels and foreign oil
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The automakers have finally committed to expanding their high-octane ethanol offerings. We won this change together. Now we keep watch to ensure they follow through.
November 9, 2022
Final supporters
To: CEO's of Global Automakers
We are consumers of your vehicles and we request that you manufacture cars and trucks of all models, engines and trim levels that are approved for use of high octane, low carbon ethanol blends such as E20, E30 and E85. This would make our purchasing experience more enjoyable and less cumbersome than it is today. Many of us can simply not find the vehicles we wish to purchase. In addition, this would be beneficial to your sales presentation to offer environmentally friendly vehicles that burn clean, high-octane American made fuel, while supporting rural America and U.S. agriculture.
We wish to support and promote the automakers that choose to produce quality cars and trucks that run on higher ethanol blends.
Please let us know if you will comply with the request to provide the vehicles we want to purchase when we go to our local dealers.
Updates
Reached 2,500 supporters
September 19, 2022
Reached 1,000 supporters
May 21, 2019
May 19, 2019
We are approaching the 1,000 signature milestone. Let's push to cross this mark before we send our list to the CEOs.
Reached 100 supporters
April 25, 2019
993 Comments
Biofuels keep fossil fuels in the ground and somewhat offset CO2 emissions. Biofuels help farmers get a good price for their product and supply nobs for down stream processors. Biofuels can also advance degradable bioplastics research.
My husband and I farm. We have 4 pickups and 1 car. They are all flex fuel vehicles. Please continue to manufacture fuel flex vehicles. They are the only vehicles we buy. They support rural America along with keeping our environment cleaner.
I just saw a retail station in Virginia that offered 93 octaine gasoline at $3.25 and the blender pump 94 octane at $2.25. FFV's would save $1.00 gallon in this real time example! All new vehicles should be FFV, please keep making FFVs!
I have driven flex fuel cars for many years and they are always a challenge to find on the lot, even here in the Midwest. I would love more options to help support my neighbors in the ag community, to save money, and to help improve air quality.
Please make FFV available to consumers. I bought a new FF pickup in 2011 and have 220,000 miles and only use E-85. I’ve not had any issues. Please give customers the choice to support ethanol, rural ag economies and protect our environment!
The last 4 vehicles I have owned were FFVs My current vehicle is an FFV. I only choose FFV vehicles for the flexibility in fuel choice and lower lower fuel cost. E85 is readily available i the States I drive... OH, MI, IN, IL, West PA, KY & TN
I love my 2014 flex fuel Sierra, and it loves e85, hope my next truck is also flex if not EV
would really cut down on our dependence on fossil fuels and foreign oil
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Biofuels keep fossil fuels in the ground and somewhat offset CO2 emissions. Biofuels help farmers get a good price for their product and supply nobs for down stream processors. Biofuels can also advance degradable bioplastics research.