On 02 Aug 2008, ransley <Mark_Ransley@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> posted some
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> On Aug 2, 12:51 pm, r.andrew...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
>> Neither does E85 it does none of that those are all false hoods. It
>> is clear you don't know much about E85 or ethanol for that matter.
>> Ethanol was the first fuel ever used in a vehicle and then it was
>> electric. We only switched to fossil fuels because it cost more and
>> we could make more money off them. E85 is the safest best way to fuel
>> your car and our economy for our environment and for our dependence
>> on foreign oil. We had an electric car but that used no oil so they
>> killed that car watch the do***entary death of the electric car. No
>> negatives to E85 almost make you wonder why they put these false
>> hoods out? Oh and they do have tractors they use E85 Diesel fuel.
>
> FFV get 6-28% less mpg on E85, a Tahoe was tested 28% less on e85. E85
> prices vary and are rarely 28% less so many will loose. Do you like
> corn, you do know the price has doubled in the last few years, Cows,
> pigs, chickens eat corn for feed, and of course you pay more now for
> chicken. E85 fuel in my area is still to expensive compared to gas to
> consider it and with corn going up e85 isnt going down. In 1862 Gas
> from coal powered a car, in 1862 Benzine powered a car. There was no
> first "fuel" as everything was tried all over the world. In 1678 a
> steam vehicle is on record.The gm electric failed because of cost and
> range, it failed because nobody bought it. gas was alot cheaper when
> GM introduced it, that is why it failed. E85 has to be subsidised to
> become popular.
Why would we want to subsidize an inferior, inefficient, lousy, air
fouling product like E85? Don't give me that crap about it doesn't smell.
It most certainly does leave an acrid smell in the air, and it's worse
than gasoline. People who have asthma have a hard time breathing in
places where E85 is heavily used. Detroit, Dallas, St Louis are three I
know of.
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