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 19.3 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.

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.@EPAAWheeler responding to @JimInhofe: "The president’s committed to #E15 and for the last two years we’ve gotten the RVOs ...out on time. It’s the first time it happened in the history of the program and we’re committed to doing that again this year."

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.@EPAAWheeler responding to @SenatorRounds on the timeline for #E15yearround: "We will get it done before the summer driving season..."

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Wheeler: the president is committed to #E15.

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“We hope to hear Mr. Wheeler expand on the agency’s commitment to finalizing the president’s directive on year-round E15 by June 1 and explain how the agency will address the reallocation of lost gallons due to unprecedented SRE granted under Scott Pruitt.” - @GrowthEnergy

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