I accidentally put E85 in my van when I was driving cross country after buying. My efficiency went to shit and was getting about 150 miles on a tank (20 gallon) compared to the 300 miles I was getting the rest of the trip,

There’s also the deal where a significant amount of the world’s nitrogen fertilizer passes through the Strait of Hormuz, so even if corn ethanol is cheaper now, it may not be for long.

This country is a fuckin death cult

The what? I'm not familiar with any yellow ball in the sky. You mean when corn gets really tall? That shit can make so much ethanol.

Wait, you think there was any thinking involved in getting the US into this mess? Nothing going on in Trump's head counts as thinking. If he got any dumber he'd qualify as a vegetable.

Realistically most vehicles made after 2010 have ethanol safe components and fuelling systems that can handle the change in energy density of E30. I'd still try to avoid it though

Well yeah, new car sales are way down so this is really a two birds, one stone situation for them

only 1.5% of corn grown is edible.

Ethanol can still cause carbon build up as it is made of carbon and at high temps can form carbon non polar byproducts

Talk about misinformation. While it is true that race cars use exotic fuel such as this, they also get rebuilt and refreshed regularly and they also are designed around using fuel like this. Its like saying my Camry can run nitro methane fuel just because the guys at the drag strip do it. Furthermore, it takes a shit ton of land and carbon to grow food crops just to turn it into fuel, while millions of people go hungry.

This isn't a solution for passenger vehicles.

Does E100 work in standard car engines that were designed for standard gas?

You do understand those are not the same engines we have here right?

Yeah, we should have a E100 option like Brazil. But we choose to be Saudi Arabia's bitch.