E85
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We have E85 at a few petrol stations here in the northeast US, although it's much more popular in the midwest. While E85 does have higher octane, it has less energy per volume, which means your fuel consumption will increase by about 25%. When you consider that with the price, it's rarely worth it.
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We have E85 at a few petrol stations here in the northeast US, although it's much more popular in the midwest. While E85 does have higher octane, it has less energy per volume, which means your fuel consumption will increase by about 25%. When you consider that with the price, it's rarely worth it.
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