In the interest of keeping gas engines alive, many automakers, scientists and other automotive businesses are working hard to find alternatives which provide a more sustainable future for the fuel.

Flex-fuel vehicles started to become popular in the mid-1990s. Manufacturers designed these vehicles to burn E85 or other gas-biofuel blends. Many people are confused about what E85 is used for. This ...

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View post: BMW M3 EV Will Arrive with Quad-Motors and Hyundai-Inspired Fake Gear Shifts On the surface, Flex Fuel sounds like a great idea. Certain cars that are designed for it can run on a variety ...

E85 — aka Flex Fuel — is a domestically produced, renewable, alternative fuel blend consisting of around 85-percent ethanol and 15-percent gasoline. Made for use in specially prepped flex fuel ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Unleaded 88 is a cheaper way to fill up your tank. But because it has more ethanol than regular gas, it’s less fuel efficient. Will buying it actually save you money? Kinda, sort of ...

Sometimes, drivers don't even realize they own a flex-fuel vehicle. If your car has a small label near the yellow gas cap that says E85 or Flex Fuel, then you're in luck. Obviously, these cars look ...

If you are a vehicle owner, you are probably still debating the E20 norms and this fuel's compatibility with the existing vehicles. It seems Suzuki has the answer to all the questions, concerns and ...