For most of the year, in most of America, E85 means a fuel blend that it 85 percent ethanol and 15 percent gasoline. But, don’t think that the E85 brand label means the the fuel in the pump is ...

Fuel retailers disagree ... Retailers who reject the ethanol content are undertaking their own labeling campaign, too. July 1 is the deadline for placing stickers on pumps that sell the blend.

Today, diesel fuel is dispensed through nozzles that may be green, black, yellow or any other color the retailer desires. Buyers of E85 (85 percent ethanol) gasoline blends can potentially be ...

Today, diesel fuel is dispensed through nozzles that may be green, black, yellow or any other color the retailer desires. Buyers of E-85 (85 percent ethanol) gasoline blends can potentially be ...

OKLAHOMA CITY -- Starting July 1, most gasoline pumps in Oklahoma will have an orange sticker telling motorists that the fuel contains up to 10 percent ethanol. Vance McSpadden, executive director ...

When the EPA does grant approval, any pump dispensing E15 will have a sticker stating the fuel contains 15% ethanol. The sticker will also state that the fuel should only be dispensed in passenger ...

and noticed a sticker on the pump stating "Contains less than 10% Ethanol." My car is a 2003 Lexus IS 300 and my wife's car is a 2004 LS 430, and we both purchase premium fuel. Is this fuel blend ...

For both environmental and monetary reasons, consumers are increasingly attracted to flex-fuel vehicles that can use fuel containing higher percentages of ethanol ... the wrong nozzle at the ...