According to the National Ethanol Vehicle Coalition, approximately 6 million flex-fuel vehicles were sold in the United States (up to 2007), yet many buyers still remain unaware that they own a car or truck that could utilize E85. Flexible fuel vehicles (FFVs) are engineered to run on blends of gasoline and ethanol in any ratio up to 85 percent ethanol. E85 is 85 percent ethanol and 15 percent gasoline.
It is important to use E85 in accordance with the manufacturers’ specifications—remember to check your owners' manual and follow the guidelines there since each manufacturer has its own specs.
E85 Vehicle Compatibility Lists by Year
- 2008 E85 Compatible Vehicles
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2007 E85 Compatible Vehicles
- 2006 E85 Compatible Vehicles
- 2005 E85 Compatible Vehicles
- 2004 E85 Compatible Vehicles
- 2003 E85 Compatible Vehicles
- 2002 E85 Compatible Vehicles
- 2001 E85 Compatible Vehicles
- 2000 E85 Compatible Vehicles
- 1999 E85 Compatible Vehicles
- 1998 E85 Compatible Vehicles
- 1995-97 E85 Compatible Vehicles