According to the US Dept. of Energy FFV’s burn 1.4 times more E85 when compared to gasoline. The problem with E85 is that as an alternative to gas, it cost more and people who buy these FFV may actually never use E85. So we have to choose wether we want to pay more for E85 and drive a cleaner vehicle or not. Also, if the temp.drops below freezing, E85 cars can have trouble starting up. Currently E85 is avg. $2.19 a gallon and it could rise. Is this worth it??

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