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We have E85 here. It's less efficient. I can only imagine a 50% blend would be significantly worse
how's the mileage?
Maybe this was discussed somewhere earlier but I've forgotten, but I've heard pretty much only bad things about this (the lower price is eaten by higher consumption)
why would a blend be worse?We have E85 here. It's less efficient. I can only imagine a 50% blend would be significantly worse
lol nooopeE85 means that up to 15% of the blend is ethanol
Just drive harder/faster to teach it a lesson
@ lurch (and whoever): yesterday I was bored and googled "fastest car for under $20k" and an insideline.com article came up. One of the cars they mentioned was the M3 which led me to this place in Cinci. The prices on the E30 models are quite interesting.