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Originally Posted by edpontiac91
Plus, EVERY new car magazine that does a road test has found that when they used E85, their mileage went into the toilet. What good is it, when you pay MORE for it, but get LESS gas mileage?   |
I heard the same thing a few years back. If there is a large drop in fuel economy what good is it? OK you pay say for sake of arguement 50 cents less per gallon but have to fuel up twice as much because of the milage drop off. Its all a game with the oil companies the goverment and OPEC. There was no reason for the spike in prices to begin with. If we had the refining capability and the refineries were not 40 years or older, our prices should still be under or at $2 a gallon, no matter what they say is going on in the world or natural diasters. (But my opinion doesn't matter) Sorry a little of subject, just venting.