Buick Regal joins 2011 Flex Fuel Vehicle lineup

Add another flex fuel capable model to the list. All 2011 Buick Regals will be flex fuel ready starting this fall. The retooled 2.0-liter direct injected turbo engine is designed with alternative fuel in mind. The new design will increase fuel efficiency while using Flex Fuel E85.

As technology continues to improve, future engines will maintain the same level of fuel efficiency whether using flex fuel or petroleum gasoline.

Read more from autoblog.com.

See a list of all Flex Fuel Vehicle models.

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  3. I have yet to see a reporter state efficiency correctly. While I have reviewed multiple SAE papers, getting equal mileage from E85 and gasoline will be difficult. Octane does matter for higher efficiency and when compared to 87 octane gasoline ethanol can get very close.

    What needs to be understood is that if ethanol is volumetrically equal to gasoline then the ethanol engine is 30 percent more efficiency with ethanol and offers 33 percent less carbon per mile. Energy in to work out, the average drive cycle in cars today see an average of our cars today

    Ethanol is evaluated to produce not on a gallon but on a unit of energy, one mega jewel of energy which is 948 btu’s. When you look at the carbon and energy to produce this unit of ethanol over gasoline and the efficiency increases that are possible, this offers a 60 percent + reduction to carbon and over twice as efficient then gasoline to produce and use.

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