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East of Broken Bow | I agree with you 100%.
We used to have a flex fuel SUV. It would use about 15% more fuel burning e-85 than when using e-10. As an aside, it would get the same mileage with e-30 as it would with e-10, but that can be a discussion for another day.
Anyway, you could brun 100 gallons of e-10 at $3.89 (Friday's price when I filled up), which would cost you $389.
Or, you could drive the same distance using 120 gallons of e-85, at $159 (Friday's price locally) for a cost of just under $190
You can order new vehicles that are flex fuel, but very few come that way, and people like me who have to buy used, just can't find them.
Edited by HuskerJ 6/21/2026 19:02
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