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In some cases, you might find ethanol-free gas, but most commonly you'll see regular gasoline — which only contains about 10% ethanol in its composition and is symbolized as E10.

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 ...

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.

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.

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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.

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Ethanol is a type of alcohol that's also a fuel additive. It's already in most unleaded gas we buy. But the amount allowable will soon be increased to 15% to help reduce the cost we pay at the pump.

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.