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Posted by paul on May 23, 2004 at 12:49:50 from (209.23.145.51):
In Reply to: E85 posted by bo on May 23, 2004 at 04:11:25:
Yea? So? :) Any commodity will be priced for max sales at
max pofits. You aren't going to find a fuel that
gives you 30 mpg & sells for 25 cents a
gallon. E85 will be priced to maximise profits -
we are in a capitolist society. There are 15-17 ethanol coops in my state,
more doing ground breaking. Other than the
Marshall fiasco, all are doing well and are
farmer-owned. Not corporate. E10 is already mandated in Minnesota.
Dispite being as far from the ports as you can
get, out fuel is a few cents cheaper than
national average, Can find an E85 pump in most every town
around me for miles & miles.... So, there are some negatives, some
positives. Sounds like anything else. We won't save the
whole world with E85. Probably won't save it
with any other single product. But for those
who wish to try it, more power to them. Fuels
change over the years - can you pull up to a
station & get distilate very easily? So, what was your point??? :) --->Paul
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