pure-gas.org : comments

Post suggestions and comments about pure-gas.org below. I reserve the right to remove them at my discretion, especially if they have a clear political angle. Pure gas is a nonpartisan issue. I'm a left-wing Democrat, many users of this site are right-wing Republicans, even Tea Party, and yet we can all agree that ethanol policy is a mistake. It's not a liberal or conservative policy, it's the result of heavy lobbying by the ethanol industry, like ADM, combined with a blunder by the EPA in the attempt to spur the adoption of E85 vehicles. We can all get along on this.

Comments about specific stations are deleted – those should go in the station comments. This page is for general comments about the site and pure gas, of interest to all visitors. For example, if a station no longer serves pure gas, just remove it. If you know of one that's not listed, don't comment here - add it!

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ethanol fuel is a rip off to the consumer, only the rich getting richer. Our wonderful goverment at work for you – Joe, anderson, sc (January 27, 2012)

I just filled-up w/my first tank full of pure gas and hope to see some increased fuel milage from my F-150 truck. It runs fine on the E10 but hoping to see increase in fuel economy, will keep yah posted. G. – Gary T., Lititz, PA (January 27, 2012)

I just got this from Imperial oil

Ethanol-blended gasoline is currently available at participating Esso service stations in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario. Stations selling ethanol-blended gasoline have a label on the pump indicating the gasoline may contain up to 10 percent ethanol. – Bill, Prince George BC (January 27, 2012)

This is a wonderful site. I printed out the list of stations nation-wide a year ago and went to do it again today. I can't find the list! Clicking on "Stations" just gets me to the home page. On the map, North Carolina is covered up in markers and these pop up with a single station - and I can't see where they are on the map.

How can I find the list? – Eloise Burke, Charlotte, North Carolina (January 28, 2012)

There is no nationwide list of stations, Eloise, it's state by state. But you can list them all out by using the large RSS icon on the home page, or you can grab them all in POI or KML format using the links in the main navigation at the top. – Sam, Madison, WI (January 28, 2012)

With the death of ethanol subsidy when can we expect ethanol-free gas being more generally available? there is no longer a great incentive to produce it. – JOHN, central Colorado (January 30, 2012)

Started using ethanol free gasoline in our 3 cars. Carefully track mpg on fueleconomy.gov. Within 3 weeks two of the cars broke their all-time mpg records, average about 7-8% better mpg & have slightly more power. I've owned these two cars for 22 years & 6 years. The carbureted manual shift car runs slightly smoother, shift engagement is better without the engine stumbling as much & I've gotten as high as 57+mpg(no misprint). The 3rd car averages about 4+% better mpg. – litesong, everett, washington (January 31, 2012)

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There is a gas station near my home that may have pure gasoline. It is not clearly marked as such, however. What makes me think that the 87 octane may be pure is that it is priced higher than the 89 and 91 octane. Does this mean that the 87 octane is alcohol free? – Earl Thomas, Rock Island, Illinois (February 5, 2012)