Skip to main content

To Global Automakers - Offer More Ethanol Vehicles in U.S.!

993 Comments

C
Carl Anderson
6 years ago

Gasoline is dangerous, carbon is poisonous, alcohol is ideal!

R
Richard Blunk
6 years ago

We need more cars and SUVs able to use ethanol blends.

J
Joan Holland
6 years ago

Hello! Glad to be apart it this!

P
PAT HALEY
6 years ago

Please stop the manufacture of gasoline powered vehicles

D
Don Mangan
6 years ago

great interview on Coast w/George God bless.

J
John link
6 years ago

Love how smart you all are!

L
Linda S Welshans
6 years ago

It is time!!

G
Greg Weimer
6 years ago

Let's get to work!

B
Beth Bennett
6 years ago

It's time to give customers the choice in fuel. Gas prices are going to continue to increase and competition will only come from diversity in options.

C
Carol scott
6 years ago

Excellent idea heard on Coast to coast

K
Kenneth Moore
6 years ago

What a great solution to all the waste we create.

D
DEAN A WOHLLEBEER
6 years ago

Let's do everything possible to clean up our air and curtail global warming.

M
Michael Breed
6 years ago

YES WE NEED THIS

D
Douglas Jung
6 years ago

Just bought a vehicle last week and was very disappointed GM didn’t offer the vehicle I wanted that burns E85.

A
Anonymous
6 years ago

You already know that ethanol is sustainable.

R
Rudolph Sherlowsky
6 years ago

E20, E30 and E85 please. The "E" stands for Ethical!

W
William Kessler
7 years ago

As a farmer I enjoy producing corn. As a truck driver, this past year I have been hauling DDG's for export. It would be great if you could produce cars that consumed more Ethanol and less fossil fuel.

I
Ian Edwards
7 years ago

More renewable fuel vehicles now!

M
Mike Trom
7 years ago

I'm not opposed to auto makers investing R&D dollars into EV's. I believe we need an all of the above approach to our energy policy. But I also believe auto makers should offer more FFV's. The technology already exists!!

J
Justin Heinle
7 years ago

I have recently found out was unable to buy new pickup from any of automakers with E-85 option except one ford model that has less power and options I didn’t want.