$3.99 / gal...might be time for E85....
E85 is tempting, and this is certainly an interesting time. i just can't see E85 being so heavily subsidized forever, though, considering its impact on food supply. but then again, oil futures went north of $200/ barrel for December, without E85 to alleviate some demand, oil cost would probably be even worse.
go for it. i'm sure you've seen what lucas english has done with it.
That is of course unless we figure out how to power our cars with coal. We have about as much coal as the middle east does oil...
Just a thought.. maybe I'm missing something. I'm certainly open to being educated on the topic.
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I was thinking about this.. So what happens when Iraq stabalizes, gets their government in place, and we start buying in bulk from them? While I can never justify the loss of life for the commodity of fuel, I rather like the concept of buying oil from a democratic nation. Isn't that how this will all end up in a best case scenario?
That is of course unless we figure out how to power our cars with coal. We have about as much coal as the middle east does oil...
That is of course unless we figure out how to power our cars with coal. We have about as much coal as the middle east does oil...
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E-85 prices have stayed pretty consistant here for the last few months, around 2.95-299. While 92 has skyrocketed. I got 205 miles last tank before the gas light came on. Needless to say, I'm very happy.
I was thinking about this.. So what happens when Iraq stabalizes, gets their government in place, and we start buying in bulk from them? While I can never justify the loss of life for the commodity of fuel, I rather like the concept of buying oil from a democratic nation. Isn't that how this will all end up in a best case scenario?
That is of course unless we figure out how to power our cars with coal. We have about as much coal as the middle east does oil...
Just a thought.. maybe I'm missing something. I'm certainly open to being educated on the topic.
That is of course unless we figure out how to power our cars with coal. We have about as much coal as the middle east does oil...
Just a thought.. maybe I'm missing something. I'm certainly open to being educated on the topic.
It costs $3.69 for 93 octane here in NH.
Having a great gas mileage is good and all but what's fun in that. I drive my Evo as DD and I know what you guys are talking about.
For every gallon of gas, there's mastercard or cash.
For evey smille driving Evo, priceless!
Having a great gas mileage is good and all but what's fun in that. I drive my Evo as DD and I know what you guys are talking about.
For every gallon of gas, there's mastercard or cash.
For evey smille driving Evo, priceless!
I switched over to E85 about a month ago and it was $2.69. then the next tank it went up $.10 and the next one after that another $.10
hopefully it stays at $2.89 for awhile. premium (92) is currently $3.75+.
the sad thing is I'm paying more for E85 then premium was last year
gotta love our depandancy on Big Oil
I just wish they would make ethanol out of something besides corn.
hopefully it stays at $2.89 for awhile. premium (92) is currently $3.75+.
the sad thing is I'm paying more for E85 then premium was last year
gotta love our depandancy on Big Oil
I just wish they would make ethanol out of something besides corn.


