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

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Don Shatek
7 years ago

Please support ethanol

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George Houk
7 years ago

We need Flex Fuel Vehicles. We need the independence. We need to support the future.

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Bill Horan
7 years ago

Support family farmers please

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Dale arends
7 years ago

We need these vehicles!

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Paul Gorman
7 years ago

All spark ignition vehicles should be flex fuel. They should not be just compatible but optimized for efficiency. e.g-my 2013 Ford Focus SE flex fuel.

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Carl Jardon
7 years ago

I would buy a flex fuel F 150 if I could find one

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STEVE SUKUP
7 years ago

Go Ethanol

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Joe W Ludley
7 years ago

keep those flex fuel cars comming

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cindy griffin
7 years ago

Flex fuel vehicles support agriculture and create renewal energy products. Keep supporting FFV.

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Bryan Schaffer
7 years ago

Please keep building flex fuel cars and trucks

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I support this petition.

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Mark Bailey
7 years ago

We need more Flex Fuel Vehicles produced.

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Travis Strickland
7 years ago

With the ever expanding number of higher ethanol blends at our pumps, we must continue to produce the vehicle fleet to utilize these higher blends. Give the consumer the choice to utilize these more economical, environmentally friendly fuel options at the pump!!

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Steve Neeley
7 years ago

MORE FLEX VEHICLES

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Stan Janson
7 years ago

Ethanol is a winner. Common sense! the patriotic choice.

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Randy Fiddelke
7 years ago

I have owned a Tahoe or a Yukon since they were first built and now have to consider buying some other vehicle because of these models are not available as flexfuel

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James Zook
7 years ago

I would love to by another GMC Sierra Pickup, however, they don't produce them anymore. Looks like I will need to find another alternative. FLEX FUEL for the FUTURE.

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Lyle Rollag
7 years ago

Every vehicle I own is flex-fuel I would never buy anything else.

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Tom Haag
7 years ago

Ethanol is locally grown is renewable and is the cheapest form of octane. We need engines that can burn different percentages of ethanol.

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Bill Emo
7 years ago

We have a flex-fuel vehicle & are going to purchase again.