E85 fuel may cost less at the pump, but savings depend on your vehicle, expert says
SAN ANTONIO - As drivers look for ways to save money amid higher fuel costs, some are considering E85 fuel because it typically costs less per gallon than regular gasoline.
By Stephanie Serna, Rick Medina·1 hr ago
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As drivers look for ways to save money amid higher fuel costs, some are considering E85 fuel because it typically costs less per gallon than regular gasoline.
However, experts say the lower price does not always translate into significant savings.
According to AAA, E85 blends ethanol with gasoline and contains between 51% and 83% ethanol, depending on the season and location.
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