Posted by mrslesq on May 14, 2018 at 06:29:48 from (72.169.96.220):
In Reply to: Flex fuel..real data posted by Hay hay hay on May 13, 2018 at 18:06:04:
3-4 years ago my wife and I went to visit her relatives in NE Ohio from NW Illinois. A little over 500 miles each way. This was driving a Dodge Journey with an engine designed to burn E-85. We used E-85 going out and E-10 driving around Ohio and coming back home. E-85 was about 15.1 mpg and E-10 was 15.7 mpg. I was disappointed with the mileage both ways. My bro-in-law gets 27-29 mpg with his Honda SUV. My 2000 1500 chevy truck gets 15-16 mpg on E-25 driving around locally. Not very scientific but she uses E-85 all the time and it is usually $0.50 per gallon cheaper. Plus Illinois used to have a program to promote E-85 and by sending in her E-85 receipts she received over $400 each year which covered a month's car payment. I own a few shares in Adkins Energy, only a few miles away, and corn from my farm is usually sold there so we support our local business. Another plus with ethanol is we don't have to have a couple of aircraft carriers and support groups protecting a portion of our energy supply. So I think ethanol has a part in our energy supplies, plus it is a lot safer than MTBE as a gasoline oxygenate. Thank God we still have choices in this land of ours!
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