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Due to the incredibly stupid scenario with gasoline a year ago (after Katrina's problems), I waited for several months until Ford had the E85 Flex Fuel option in the F-150/5.4 Liter Engine available to take delivery of my '06 Lariat.
Now, my problem is finding a station in the Phoenix area that will have E85 instead of having to drive 90 miles to Tucson which has three E85 stations.
The only thing that will kill a national consumer motivation to completely switch the U.S. gasoline infrastructure to using E85 and bio-diesel is Ford, GM and Chrysler not offering every vehicle with E85 safe engines or bio-diesel trucks.
I am looking for a convertible to become my new daily driver, Ford doesn't offer E85 in a '07 Mustang GT, Chevrolet doesn't allow E85 in a new Corvette, the new Jeep Wrangler does not use E85 as a flex fuel, and so on. I'll wait for 2008 models to be released to find a E85 using convertible.
Ford doesn't offer E85 in a '07 Mustang GT, Chevrolet doesn't allow E85 in a new Corvette, the new Jeep Wrangler does not use E85 as a flex fuel. VERY INFORMATIVE post on your part man. It's odd isn't it that a newly redesigned Jeep does NOT offer Flex E85 alternatives? What we're they thinking?
Thanks for that video. Very informative. Now we just have to get past the oil companies to have this new fuel distributed everywhere. I think that people would much rather get away from gasoline even if gasoline was cheaper. I mean if you are still only paying .70 to 1.00 a gallon, I would pay that than if gas was .50. I think we definitely need to move away from gas once and for all.
There are plenty of lies in that video. We don't have the growing capacity to both feed us AND power our cars. And the brazil deal... they don't tell you that it is heavily government subsidized. That mean very high taxes to pay for this. Also in the news, they now estimate that the oil supply is 3 times what they thought before. Get rid of the dumbocrats in office and we can start drilling for our own oil. We have plenty of reserves availible to us until there is a better alternitive fuel. We do need an alternitive fuel, so don't label me as a polluting no good dirty anti environmentalist..
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