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George, the lady it the video said it all. Now if the auto makers say the warranty is void if you use E15 in a new 2013 and up non flex-fuel vehicle, that tells you even more that E15 is bad.

I've not really had any problems either using E10 in the 2000 Jeep, 96 Tarus, or my 92 G2000 Kubota garden tractor.. or the GTO. Mileage sucks in the road cars and engine temps are higher. Tho I finally found out back in late November that E10 is a major part of my engine's heating problem. That was after burning 5 gallons of E10 mixed with 8 gallons 100LL. A mileage increase of 3 mpg, and it ran 10 to 15 degrees cooler.... so said the infrared thermometer. Straight gas should even be better, but sadly we can't get gas with no ethanol in it, unless you go to a marina.