Trucks: 2007 Flex-fuel

What’s new in flexible fuel trucks for 2007? Flex fuel vehicles are designed to run on gasoline or E85 or any mixture of the two. Fuel economy and cost of operation will vary depending upon the fuel ratio. As with any commodity, the price of ethanol varies greatly from region to region. As a general rule the cost per gallon of E85 is lower than gasoline.

2WD Standard Pickup Trucks - Reviews & Photos

• Chevrolet 1500 Silverado
  Mileage:
  12/16 E85
  16/21 Gasoline
  
  
• Chevrolet 1500 Silverado Classic
  Mileage:
  12/16 E85
  16/21 Gasoline
  
  
• Dodge Ram 1500
  Mileage:
  9/13mpg E85
  14/19 Gasoline
  
  
• Ford F-150
  Mileage:
  11/14 E85
  15/19 Gasoline
  
  
• GMC 1500 Sierra
  Mileage:
  12/16 E85
  16/21 Gasoline
  
  
• GMC 1500 Sierra Classic
  Mileage:
  12/16 E85
  16/21 Gasoline
  
  
• Nissan Titan
  Mileage:
  10/13 E85
  14/18 Gasoline
  
  
• Dodge Dakota
  Mileage:
  15/16 E85
  19/22 Gasoline

4WD Standard Pickup Trucks

• Chevrolet 1500 Silverado
  Mileage:
  12/15 E85
  16/20 Gasoline
  
  
• Chevrolet 1500 Silverado Classic
  Mileage:
  11/14 E85
  15/19 Gasoline
  
  
• Dodge Ram 1500
  Mileage:
  9/13 E85
  14/18 Gasoline
  
  
• Ford F-150
  Mileage:
  10/13 E85
  14/18 Gasoline
  
  
• GMC 1500 Sierra
  Mileage:
  12/15 E85
  16/20 Gasoline
  
  
• GMC 1500 Sierra Classic
  Mileage:
  11/14 E85
  15/19 Gasoline
  
  
• Nissan Titan
  Mileage:
  10/13 E85
  14/18 Gasoline

Check out the 2007 flex-fuel cars and sport utility vehicles (SUVs) or the 2007 flex-fuel vans and minivans.

Check out all the 2007 Alternative Fuel Vehicles Available

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