To Global Automakers - Offer More Ethanol Vehicles in U.S.!
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bruce reingold
7 years ago
this is good alternative,meet the Paris treaty
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Make more FFVs
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Bill Somers
7 years ago
If we are serious about being energy independent in an increasingly unstable world, all U.S.-made vehicles should be flex-fuel and offer the ability to run E85. It's my understanding the only difference between a flex-fuel and non flex vehicle is in the engine computer software, which should be a cheap update.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Make more FFVs. People want choices at the pump but are limited on vehicles that offer the ability to have a choice
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Barb Sexton
7 years ago
I am in the market for a new vehicle, but do not feel I have a very good selection of higher ethanol blend friendly vehicles.
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Katherine Mary Saint-hilaire
7 years ago
Need more ststions
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Keith Sexton
7 years ago
The additional cost to make a vehicle E85 compatible is aprox 1% of the cost of the vehicle. Why not give the purchaser that option?
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James Lucas
7 years ago
more cars
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Daniel Rebbetoy
7 years ago
Good Alternative for U.S.Made Gas. Less Dependent on Foreign Sources.
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Aaron Goodell
7 years ago
My job and future depends on the future of ethanol!!!
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Justin Dominguez
7 years ago
E85 is so cheap, my car is e85 compatible, and I am never switching back to regular gas! My cars performance has increased, it's pure, and it cost less. They also do deals where it cost as low as 85 cents a gallon! I fill up my car with 11.48. I'm a satisfied customer for sure!
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Philip Hosken
7 years ago
Ethanol is the greatest fear of the oil companies
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Paul Stewart
7 years ago
The E85 that is now being produced is not the same as it was when it first came out. They have added stuff to it and not using the original and that is why the price has been going up and will continue to go up. It’s all about profit, lining the pockets with green.
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Rene Real
7 years ago
We need a clean air!
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michael Dutkiewicz
7 years ago
I believe this is one of the best alternatives to fossil fuels for ICE cars.
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Albert Aguayo
7 years ago
We definitely need more flex fuel vehicles and e85 stations
this is good alternative,meet the Paris treaty
Make more FFVs
If we are serious about being energy independent in an increasingly unstable world, all U.S.-made vehicles should be flex-fuel and offer the ability to run E85. It's my understanding the only difference between a flex-fuel and non flex vehicle is in the engine computer software, which should be a cheap update.
Make more FFVs. People want choices at the pump but are limited on vehicles that offer the ability to have a choice
I am in the market for a new vehicle, but do not feel I have a very good selection of higher ethanol blend friendly vehicles.
Need more ststions
The additional cost to make a vehicle E85 compatible is aprox 1% of the cost of the vehicle. Why not give the purchaser that option?
more cars
Good Alternative for U.S.Made Gas. Less Dependent on Foreign Sources.
My job and future depends on the future of ethanol!!!
E85 is so cheap, my car is e85 compatible, and I am never switching back to regular gas! My cars performance has increased, it's pure, and it cost less. They also do deals where it cost as low as 85 cents a gallon! I fill up my car with 11.48. I'm a satisfied customer for sure!
Ethanol is the greatest fear of the oil companies
The E85 that is now being produced is not the same as it was when it first came out. They have added stuff to it and not using the original and that is why the price has been going up and will continue to go up. It’s all about profit, lining the pockets with green.
We need a clean air!
I believe this is one of the best alternatives to fossil fuels for ICE cars.
We definitely need more flex fuel vehicles and e85 stations
E-85 for my Truck runs great!
Plz more e85 cars is cheaper to fill up
need more vehicles made that can run on E85
Let’s get it !