Discover what E85 fuel is and how it works. This beginner-friendly guide explains ethanol-blended gasoline, benefits, drawbacks, and if it's right for your car.

Will Become Third State To Implement Wide-Ranging Use Of Ethanol-Based Fuel. Latest. ... unleaded, knowing that it's ethanol ... had posted an ethanol label over its 89-octane gasoline.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Unleaded 88 is a cheaper way to fill up your tank.But because it has more ethanol than regular gas, it’s less fuel efficient. Will buying it actually save you money?

In March 2021, no gas stations in the Columbus area offered unleaded 88, a higher-ethanol and often cheaper alternative to regular gasoline. Today, 20 stations in the area offer the fuel and more ...

The label on gas pumps that dispense the product carry the label that says “unleaded plus contains 10% ethanol” and the pumps also feature the blue, green and yellow state mandated label ...

However, this is most noticeable when comparing E85, which is a blend of 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline (generally referred to as simply ethanol), and regular unleaded gasoline that has been blended ...

Sheetz will sell Unleaded 88, gas with higher ethanol content, for just $1.99 per gallon all Thanksgiving week. ... Still, the average price of 87 octane unleaded gas in North Carolina is $3.32.

A chain of gas stations with several locations in central Ohio is selling a high-ethanol gasoline blend for $1.99 this week.. Sheetz is offering the deal on Unleaded 88 — which is 15% ethanol ...

It may be easier to find the fuel in the Midwest, “where a lot of ethanol is produced.” GasBuddy does allow you to search for gas stations near you selling unleaded 88.

Ethanol is corrosive, and its use can damage fuel systems that weren’t designed for anything other than pure unleaded gasoline. Fuel tanks, gaskets and seals, and other rubber or plastic ...

FRANKLIN, Ohio (WKRC) - A gas company has reduced the price of its Unleaded 88 gasoline by 40 cents ahead of the holiday. ... which is a blend of 15% ethanol and 85% gasoline.

There’s regular, super unleaded, supreme, and numbers ranging from 85 to 93 – how do you know you’re getting the right fuel for your vehicle?