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

Ethanol is NOT evil, I have used it in every vehicle I have ever had the privilege of driving going back to my 1976 Oldsmobile Delta 88.

I have been using E85 for 25 years and have owned numerous flex fuel vehicles (FFVs). I want that option to continue! We now have more E85 stations than ever before, and many consumers seeing E85 for the first time. Please don't stop the momentum by denying those consumers the vehicles to utilize the fuel.

I want FFVs!

I would like to see more choices for FlexFuel vehicles, when shopping the new lots its gotten nearly impossible to find one which makes purchasing used more desirable in the states that already have an excellent FlexFuel infrastructure with many nearby stations featuring blender pumps offering multiple blends from E15, E20, E30, E40, and E85.

Please make more flex fuel vehicles available.

We need more FLexFuel Vehicles!!!

Because the environment benefits from Flex fuel autos, consumers need more not fewer choices of flex fuel autos.

Flex fuel autos are an important choice for consumers who want to protect the environment.

We need a choice to have cleaner air.

I want auto makers to continue to make Flex Fuel Vehicles

We want flex fuel vehicles!

Please give consumers a choice when buying vehicles by continuing to manufacture FFVs. The higher the ethanol blend used by consumers, the less harmful carcinogens released into the air we breathe. It's what our nation needs.

I have seen great results in using E30 in my high performance car. I would like to see automakers design and market high compression, fuel efficient engines capable of using this fuel straight from the factory. Thank you.

We as American's we should be able choose what kind a fuel we use.

FFVs give us as consumers a choice and I prefer to run E-30 in my vehicles because they run more efficient.

FFV's

I want the FFV to continue

I want flex fuel vehicles and I want the choice of what ever blend I want to run from e10 to e85

Personally, I think all vehicles are flex fuel vehicles. I use e30 in all my new vehicles and have for years and they are not flex fuel vehicles. The auto industry needs to label them as flex fuel vehicles. . Dale Christensen

I would prefer to have options when buying a vehicle and at the pump.