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Ethanol-free gas is pretty much exactly what it says on the tin: Traditional fuel with no ethanol or other fuel additives mixed in. It's just plain old petroleum gasoline with very little additives.

But finding ethanol-free gas isn't always easy. In the U.S., most stations only sell E10 (gasoline with 10% ethanol). For drivers who can't get E0, the next best option is premium fuel with the ...

Non-ethanol gas or clear gas is a fuel type without any ethanol content, made only from petroleum, and free from renewable fuel additives. Due to the absence of ethanol in this fuel type, it offers a ...

We spoke to an expert to answer questions like "does premium gas have ethanol?" so that you can fuel your car with peace of ...

W.M. Answer: People looking for ethanol-free gas stations can search a list at pure-gas.org, which includes more than 8,000 stations in the United States and Canada.

Ethanol-free fuel will cost more, may be scarce Demand for renewable credits helps change market By RICHARD PIERSOL / Lincoln Journal Star Aug 25, 2013 Updated Feb 19, 2016 0 1 of 8 ...

Actually, you can! Certain gas has a six-month shelf life. Here’s your first house hack: Use ethanol-free gas, not 10% ethanol or E85. Ethanol-free fuel will last six months without going bad.

Ethanol is not good for 2- or 4-cycle engines or small planes. Will changes be made so the fuel is safe to be used in these types of engines? A: Effectively, all gas stations in this area of the state ...

Let's calculate: the average price for a gallon of E-85 gas is around $3.50, according to AAA. Regular, unleaded gas is around $4.12 a gallon, just shy of a 60-cent per gallon difference.

Ethanol-free gas is now offered for the first time in Florida and it is located at the St. Andrews Marina. The City of Panama City and Suzuki Marine revealed the new ethanol-free 93-octane marine ...

Let's calculate: the average price for a gallon of E-85 gas is around $3.50, according to AAA. Regular, unleaded gas is around $4.12 a gallon, just shy of a 60-cent per gallon difference.