Your engine will last longer. Unless they are now manufacturing engine components with ethanol gas in mind.
The area with the most oil money pays the least for oil. Makes sense
This buc-ee's just opened a month or so ago. They do knock off $0.20 per gallon if you buy the carwash.
Some older cars will not work very well with ethanol because alcohol attacks rubber and plastic that are not designed to handle it.
Better yet, forego the premium any get a GT with 301A, PP1, and active exhaust. Or PP2 which may come with magneride, suede, and active exhaust. Should come in between 42k and 44k respectively. PP2 is 6 grand.
2018 base GT with auto is 37.5k. So, 4 grand more. Don't worry, they'll rebate the neck out of them unless they fly off the lots.
According to the window sticker:
For those of you who have never been to (or seen) a Buc-ee's, picture 400 gas stations glued together and 100,000 square feet of convenience store stuff, plus Texas decorations, gifts, barbecue, beef jerky, kolaches, and the cleanest bathrooms this side of Little America in Wyoming. It's an adventure.
Bingo.
And lawn mowers!Bingo.
Ethanol-free gas is for older cars and rich people. That's it.
It seems to do fine in my '96 Jeep XJ so far. Although when people started trading in Jeeps for the Cash for Clunkers, there was a 4.0 I6 that ran 8 minutes running on liquid glass. That's a record!
