2006 E85 Vehicle Purchasing Guide

136319 Resource 134987 135658 135658 1154453684054 1156189155666 Controlled Cheaper and Cleaner Fuel Alternative: E85

Cleaner burning gasoline alternative compatible with many current and new vehicles.

Currently <place w:st="on" /><place w:st="on" />North America</place /></place /> imports more than half of its oil, and the consumption of this disappearing resource continues to increase daily. With the recent increase in gas prices, drivers have become much more conscious about fuel usage and have begun to explore alternative fuel options. Most of us have heard of electric and hybrid vehicles, as well as bio-diesel alternatives, but it is only recently that more information about E85, as a fuel alternative has made news in the mainstream media. What is E85?E85 is the common name used for fuel that is a mixture of 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline. The ethanol is this fuel can be produced from organic material that includes sugar, such as grains like corn and wheat. E85, in many respects, is superior to regular gasoline, as it burn much cleaner, is completely renewable, much more environmentally friendly and is produced domestically. It aids in pollution reduction as it produces lower harmful emissions than gasoline vehicles. It also reduces the output of carbon dioxide and greenhouse gas emissions that currently increasing the effects of global warming.E85 VehiclesBy 2002, <country-region w:st="on" /><country-region w:st="on" />Canada</country-region /></country-region /> already had 5 ethanol fuel producing plants, in <state w:st="on" /><state w:st="on" />Alberta</state /></state />, <state w:st="on" /><state w:st="on" />Saskatchewan</state /></state />, <state w:st="on" /><state w:st="on" />Manitoba</state /></state /> and <state w:st="on" /><place w:st="on" /><state w:st="on" /><place w:st="on" />Ontario</place /></state /></place /></state />. Several other plants are emerging, and <country-region w:st="on" /><place w:st="on" /><country-region w:st="on" /><place w:st="on" />Canada</place /></country-region /></place /></country-region />’s production is slowly increasing. Car manufacturers have for the past few years created vehicles that are E85 compatible, and not all are the newest models. It is possible to get a used car that is E85 compatible. To find out of your vehicle is E85 compatible or to find a vehicle that is, go to the <a title="2006 E85 Vehicle Purchasing Guide." href="http://www.e85fuel.com/forretailers/2006_purchasing_guide.pdf" target="_blank">2006 E85 Vehicle Purchasing Guide.</a> For more information about retail E85 pumps in <country-region w:st="on" /><place w:st="on" /><country-region w:st="on" />Canada</place /></country-region /></country-region />, and how E85 works, look at <a title="Ethanol The Road to a Greener Future" href="http://oee.nrcan.gc.ca/publications/infosource/pub/vehiclefuels/ethanol/M92_257_2003.cfm" target="_blank">Ethanol The Road to a Greener Future</a>, a government of <country-region w:st="on" /><place w:st="on" />Canada</place /></country-region /> article, that is imformative of the use of E85 in Canada. Not ready for an E85 vehicle? Try some of these fuel saving tips in the article <a title="11 Ways to Save on Gas" href="http://www.consumerautodigest.com/11_ways_to_save.aspx" target="_blank">11 Ways to Save at the Gas Pump This Summer</a>, found at <a title="Consumer Auto Digest" href="http://www.consumerautodigest.com/" target="_blank">ConsumerAutoDigest.com</a> 9 application/xml false E85 fuel alternatives gas saving tips organic fuel 2006 E85 Vehicle Purchasing Guide Guide to vehicles that are E85 compatible http://www.e85fuel.com/forretailers/2006_purchasing_guide.pdf 11 Ways to Save at the Gas Pump This Summer Fuel Saving Tips for the environmental and price conscious driver http://www.consumerautodigest.com/11_ways_to_save.aspx Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; .NET CLR 2.0.50727) 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 mshaikh false true false false true 180314 false false true false false false true 134987 blog blogsite/CarLoansCanada/web