More interested in $/gallon/mile

E85 is usually cheaper at the pump than regular, but, as they say, your mileage may vary.

It doesn't get the mileage per gallon as regular, but some quick maths can determine if it's cheaper for E85 or regular.
[Post edited by Burruss Writer at 03/10/2022 1:49PM]

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Posted: 03/10/2022 at 1:49PM

E85 fuel use...My truck (2007 Silverado) is E85 rated.... -- Burruss Writer 03/10/2022 09:39AM

I have used it in my 03 Tahoe with no issues -- HOKIE 03/10/2022 2:23PM

Anything prior to 2008 it will KILL- per the interwebs ** -- bigbadbird 03/10/2022 1:55PM

Doesn't it cost more ? ** -- bigbadbird 03/10/2022 1:04PM

More interested in $/gallon/mile -- Burruss Writer 03/10/2022 1:49PM

And gum up your engine? i would do some googling -- bigbadbird 03/10/2022 1:52PM

Understand that you will have a 15% decline in MPG using E85 ** -- BayHokie 03/10/2022 11:45AM

But you will be put on ADM's Christmas Card distribution list. ** -- EDGEMAN 03/10/2022 11:49AM

Ethanol, that's why a box of cornflakes costs $6 ** -- BayHokie 03/10/2022 12:31PM

Just means it's ready for E85. If they did it right you slap it in there -- typed by ben 03/10/2022 10:01AM

More interested in $/gallon/mile

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