Congress is Destroying Your Engine: The Ethanol Mandate and Why You Should Switch to EVs Now Congress Wants to Cripple Your Gas Engine With More Ethanol The U.S. House of Representatives just approved a bill that would permanently allow year-round sales of E15 gasoline — fuel containing up to 15 percent ethanol [1]. This is not a minor adjustment. It represents a 50 percent increase in ethanol concentration from the current 10 percent standard. Congress claims this is about energy independence and environmental stewardship, but I know better. This is a direct attack on your car’s engine, your wallet, and your…
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