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Old 02-29-2008, 04:58 PM   #1
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Chrysler has gone green with going with different fuel alternatives like flex fuel, biofuel and even hybrid hemis as anyone heard about this
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Chrysler has gone green with going with different fuel alternatives like flex fuel, biofuel and even hybrid hemis as anyone heard about this

No duh...


Also, the American companies are the last to do so. Electric vehicles, hydrogen vehicles, hybrids, and others have been available for a while now. They are just whining about it the loudest.
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Chrysler has gone green with going with different fuel alternatives like flex fuel, biofuel and even hybrid hemis as anyone heard about this

Yep, The Jeep brand right now offers flex fuel on their vehicles. Their Cherokees and Commaders for sure.
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my 02 suburban can run on e-85.

It does not save money though. You loose about 30% in fuel economy, so unless the price of e-85 is less than 2/3 the price of petrol (not true in denver right now) it is more cost effective to run petrol.
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