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FORD SUPPORTS OPENING OF ETHANOL FUELING STATIONS
Ford Motor Company joins the National Ethanol Vehicle Coalition, Corn Marketing Program of Michigan, Detroit Area Clean Cities Coalition and Knight Enterprises to announce the introduction of ethanol (E85) fuel to two Citgo stations in Metro Detroit. The stations are located in Dearborn Heights and Southfield. Knight Enterprises plans to open additional E85 facilities in the next few months.
Representatives from the National Ethanol Vehicle Coalition, the Corn Marketing Program of Michigan, Detroit Area Clean Cities Coalition, Ford Motor Company and Knight Enterprises will be on hand supporting the introduction.
As fuel prices soar at the pumps, consumers are recognizing ethanol as a domestic fuel alternative that is less expensive than gasoline at fueling stations.
In 2006, Ford will offer new models with the flex fuel technology option. The new models include the Mercury Grand Marquis, Lincoln Town Car and the Ford F-150. Those vehicles will be displayed by Jack Demmer Lincoln Mercury and Pat Milliken Ford. The Crown Victoria will also offer the flex fuel option in 2006.
E85 is an alternative transportation fuel made from a blend of 85 percent ethanol and 15 percent gasoline. The fuel can be used in FFVs.
Ford Motor Company joins the National Ethanol Vehicle Coalition, Corn Marketing Program of Michigan, Detroit Area Clean Cities Coalition and Knight Enterprises to announce the introduction of ethanol (E85) fuel to two Citgo stations in Metro Detroit. The stations are located in Dearborn Heights and Southfield. Knight Enterprises plans to open additional E85 facilities in the next few months.
Representatives from the National Ethanol Vehicle Coalition, the Corn Marketing Program of Michigan, Detroit Area Clean Cities Coalition, Ford Motor Company and Knight Enterprises will be on hand supporting the introduction.
As fuel prices soar at the pumps, consumers are recognizing ethanol as a domestic fuel alternative that is less expensive than gasoline at fueling stations.
In 2006, Ford will offer new models with the flex fuel technology option. The new models include the Mercury Grand Marquis, Lincoln Town Car and the Ford F-150. Those vehicles will be displayed by Jack Demmer Lincoln Mercury and Pat Milliken Ford. The Crown Victoria will also offer the flex fuel option in 2006.
E85 is an alternative transportation fuel made from a blend of 85 percent ethanol and 15 percent gasoline. The fuel can be used in FFVs.