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E85 is a great choice for flex-fuel vehicle (FFV) owners. E85 contains a mix of 51-83% ethanol and the remainder is gasoline.
An FFV is a vehicle designed to operate on any ethanol blend, ranging from E10 to E85. Today, there are more than 27+ million FFVs on the road – saving drivers money and improving engine performance every day.
Your owner’s manual should clearly indicate if your vehicle is flex-fuel ready. Often, these vehicles will feature a yellow gas cap that is clearly labeled “E85 Compatible.”
The Get Biofuel Fuel Finder makes it simple to find the nearest station selling higher blends of ethanol fuel.
Search our Flex Fuel Database to see what fuel you can use in your vehicle!
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