With the number of flex-fuel–capable vehicles increasing with each passing year and the number of fueling stations growing as well, it’s time we take a look at the most common alternative fuel.

On the surface, Flex Fuel sounds like a great idea. It allows certain cars to run on various blends of gasoline and ethanol, a type of alcohol derived from crops like corn or sugarcane. Ethanol fuel ...

Swansea University provides funding as a member of The Conversation UK. The introduction of a new type of petrol, E10, in the UK may create some extra costs for owners of older cars, but the aim is to ...

Research findings released today show that mid-range ethanol blends--fuel mixtures with more ethanol than E10 but less than E85--can in some cases provide better fuel economy than regular unleaded ...

Nebraska ran state vehicles on 10 percent corn ethanol — including this 1970s-era Ford Pinto — more than 40 years ago to prove the fuel wouldn’t damage engines. The state will soon launch another ...

JAKARTA, Oct. 24 (Xinhua) -- Indonesia will offer incentives to companies building ethanol plants in the country to support the government's plan to implement a 10-percent bioethanol fuel blend (E10) ...

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View post: Dealers Take Another Hit in the Direct-to-Consumer Sales Fight On the surface, Flex Fuel sounds like a great idea. Certain cars that are designed for it can run on a variety of blends of ...

Ethanol fuel, often lauded for its environmental benefits, has become a common additive in gasoline. However, its impact on older engines and systems is a topic of concern for many vehicle owners.