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E85 is usually 20-30% less fuel mileage than gasoline but 6 mpg seems really low
yeah on the street this makes no sense to get mileage that low even with E85.
On a track sure, but I don't know how you could even do that aside from pulling a parachute or something.
I get about 15 or so in mine and I get on it hard every chance I get.
If you can afford the car, run what the manual calls for. Why spend all that $ on the car and then cheap out a pittance on gas? Makes ZERO sense!!!
I don't own stock sports cars. I like HP. My motor was built to run on E85 and I enjoy all 1000 ponies. I certainly haven't cheaped out on anything at all. Quite the contrary.
I don't own stock sports cars. I like HP. My motor was built to run on E85 and I enjoy all 1000 ponies. I certainly haven't cheaped out on anything at all. Quite the contrary.
Probably right if I go out of town with it. Fortunately there are not many of those people in these parts.
Good news is, most die hard environmentalists are painfully misinformed and uneducated on what actually constitutes a "green" energy solution, so despite you getting
dismal fuel mileage you can still simply tell those morons that it's 85% ethanol and they'll think that makes it good. Even say it makes 1000 hp, they won't understand what that means.
Kind of like people driving an 11,000 pound EV Hummer that's basically the antithesis of a green solution
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