[Blacdout96]

Personally, ethanol gas is something that shouldn't have been brought on the east coast, and should of been a main staple in the mid west only. 9 out of 10 vehicles I see that are E85 compliant have probably never seen a tank of it in their entire life on the road.

I understand it's to keep farmers from going under, but it's become such a factor, they risk raising gas if/when crops fail, and we now are purchasing ethanol from Brazil ( sugar cane based) So why should gas, and the majority of the U.S. be at risk if the crops fail when it doesn't even improve gas mileage, AND can damage fuel systems. Look at boats now a days, the crabs, fuel pumps, and lines go to **** after a season.

If I swing down in N.C. I'll be sure to stop there to keep them in business.