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New sports cars are now being made to run on E85 ethanol gasoline. There is over 1900 E85 gas stations located in the United States. Finding gas stations that sell E85 ethanol gasoline can still be a hard task. Several locations around the country are in the process of switching, and have not yet fully converted but do have public ethanol pumps. Locating these gas stations can be done using the internet to save energy spent hunting. There are several tools for finding ethanol and alternative fuels. Looking for ethanol free gas? Check out a list of ethanol free gas stations here.
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Using the alternative fuels locator and other mapping software is fairly easy. Just enter your zip code, and select the type of fuel you want. All stations serving that particular type will pop up on the map with an indicator. It's an interesting tool to use to understand how the country is progressing regarding alternative fuel conversion.
More sources to find E85 locations:
- Energy.gov's alternative fuels locator
- E85vehicles.com's fuel stations map
- E85Map.net's E85 locator
- E85prices.com's ethanol gasoline price map
- E85fueling.com's E85 gas map
- Mapmuse E85 Locator
- DriveFlexFuel.com's flex fuel map
Several recent advancements in E85 technology have allowed sports cars to accomplish amazing performance. Ferrari and Lotus have recent started making models that utilize ethanol fuels. A Dodge Viper broke a land speed record while running E85. There are good things happening in the world of alternative fuel concerning sports cars. This is one example of how advancement in E85 technology assures that more gas stations will be built. This will make it easier on everyone to find E85 ethanol gasoline.
New sports cars that use ethanol E85 gasoline:
- Ferarri F430 Spider Biofuel
- Lotus Exige 265E
- E85 Corvette Z06
These new sports cars using ethanol E85 gasoline are only the few highlights. Several enthusiasts have been converting their cars to run E85 for a couple of years. Any car you can imagine, someone has made it into a hybrid or running flex fuel. There is even kits out there that use electricity to create hydrogen gas that goes into the cars intake system. The benefits of using ethanol are beyond just fuel consumption. It also completes the carbon dioxide recycle system.
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Ethanol and E85 gasoline isn't safe for all vehicles. Some engines that require straight gasoline can suffer from vapor lock due to the extra additives in E85. Several models of aircraft contain engines that require the use of straight gasoline. Ethanol gasoline is a great way to save energy if used in a proper vehicle. Learn how to convert non flex fuel vehicles to accept E85 here. As of 2006, one in forty vehicles on the road can use E85 as fuel. If you think ethanol is great as E85 regarding performance, check out Ignite high octane racing fuel.
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