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Fuel Made in USA,
Gasoline Made in USA,
Diesel Made in USA,
Gasoline with some USA Content
Say YES! to:
FlexFuel E85 Ethanol and B5 Bio-Diesel Fuels
Grown in the USA feedstocks for E85 production
are farmed and refined domestically. (per
http://www.propelfuels.com/content/about_e85/ 11-3-10)
Biodiesel made primarily from virgin oils
grown in the USA biodiesel is better for the environment
and both grown and refined domestically. (per
http://www.propelfuels.com/content/about_biodiesel/ 11-3-10)
Fueling independence from foreign oil. (prominent
home page labeling) (per propelfuels.com 11-3-10)
Fueling independence from foreign oil.
(large, prominent brochure heading)
Made in the USA. (smaller print)
(per Propel Fuels pump brochure ~10-10)
Propel Fuels- Fueling Independence from foreign oil.
Buy from:
Propel
Fuels Pump (Union 76 Gas Station Location) (propelfuels.com)
1st Street
San Jose, Calif.
and from other stations. Check web site for locations.
Propel
Fuels
2317 Broadway, Suite 350
Redwood City, Calif. 94063
(800) 871-0773
Fax: (800) 871-0773
info@propelfuels.com
Watch out for:
E-85 gas with imported ethanol, B-5 Bio diesel refined,
made and/or processed in another country.
Say YES! to:
Gasoline
Proud to Be American. (red-white-blue stars & stripes side of pump logo)
- - - (per gas pump label ~4-23-11)
America's Largest Independent Refiner.
American Brand of Gasoline.
One of America's Largest Ethanol Producers. 10 Plants in the US.
- - - (per Valero 4-23-11, think it was the top of pump card signs.)
All-American gasoline. All across America.
(per Valero's "The All American Road Trip" web ad campaign 11-3-10)
(Something like) Put some American muscle in your Big Block. The All-American
gasoline. All across America.
(per Valero gas station poster ad campaign ~11-10, San Jose location))
All USA Valero gasoline from USA Valero refineries. San Jose, California
Valero gasoline from Valero Benicia, Calif. refinery. Contains about 10%
Ethanol, though pumps may be unlabeled. All Valero Ethanol from US Valero
Ethanol production plants.
10 US Ethanol plants. 15 Valero refineries, with 13 in USA, 1 in Canada and
1 in Aruba. Some crude oil imported into the USA.
(per Valero phone cust serv ~11-1-10)
Buy from:
Valero
(valero.com)
De Anza Blvd. (& Stelling)
San Jose, Calif.
Valero
Corporate Headquarters (valero.com)
One Valero Way
San Antonio, Texas 78249
(210) 345-2000
(800) 324-8464 (USA)
Watch out for:
E-85 gas with imported ethanol, B-5 Bio diesel refined,
made and/or processed in another country.
Say YES! to:
Gasoline with some USA Content
Lots of Ethanol Made in USA. Caution!, maybe some now imported from Brazil.
Union 76 California blend gasoline "May contain up to 10% ethanol"
(per pump label ~10-10, but not all stations have pumps labeled, 11-10) (per usstuff.com 11-3-10).
Ethanol is made from corn grown on US soil.
(per Auto Tips (inct.net/~autotips/) email 8-15-99)
Most crude oil imported. Much from mid-east. Ethanol made
from corn grown on US soil. Some gas stations sell ethanol blend
gasoline. A way to support US farmers and processing. Have
always had very good results in MPG and engine performance using it. Usually get 2 to 4 mpg better on the highway in comparison drives.
EPA got rid of ethanol blend for Summer '99. Foreign oil
producing countries were lobbying congress / administration to
get ethanol out of our gasoline. Rep from local gas station
chain said no longer required to put label on pump stating
ethanol blend. Makes it harder to tell who you are supporting.
My last car had around 170k miles on it, I used ethanol blend
mostly, no fuel related problems. It was a 1985 4 cyl turbo.
Original injectors, car ran great when sold. Mechanic said he
never saw one of those go so long without a new turbo. Previous
two cars had over 150k each, mostly ethanol blend, no fuel
system problems. Cars ran great when sold.
(per Auto Tips (inct.net/~autotips/) email 8-15-99)
Buy from:
Union
76 (union76.com)
California gas stations (pumps labeled "Gas may contain up to 10% ethanol"
~10-10).
and from other stations. Look for ethanol label.
(Thanks to Auto
Tips (inct.net/~autotips/) for
emailing the info 8-15-99)
Watch out for:
gas without ethanol, and gas with Ethanol imported from Brazil.
Say YES! to:
Gasoline with some USA Content
Lots of Ethanol Made in USA. Caution!, maybe some now imported from Brazil.
Costco, Coleman Ave., San Jose, Calif, pumps labeled "May contain up to 10% ethanol
(per gas pump label ~10-10. Not all locations/pumps may be labeled. Only go to ones with
the label, though still not a guarantee of USA content.)" (per usstuff.com 11-10)
.
Ethanol is made from corn grown on US soil.
(per Auto Tips (inct.net/~autotips/) email 8-15-99)
Most crude oil imported. Much from mid-east. Ethanol made
from corn grown on US soil. Some gas stations sell ethanol blend
gasoline. A way to support US farmers and processing. Have
always had very good results in MPG and engine performance using it. Usually get 2 to 4 mpg better on the highway in comparison drives.
EPA got rid of ethanol blend for Summer '99. Foreign oil
producing countries were lobbying congress / administration to
get ethanol out of our gasoline. Rep from local gas station
chain said no longer required to put label on pump stating
ethanol blend. Makes it harder to tell who you are supporting.
My last car had around 170k miles on it, I used ethanol blend
mostly, no fuel related problems. It was a 1985 4 cyl turbo.
Original injectors, car ran great when sold. Mechanic said he
never saw one of those go so long without a new turbo. Previous
two cars had over 150k each, mostly ethanol blend, no fuel
system problems. Cars ran great when sold.
(per Auto Tips (inct.net/~autotips/) email 8-15-99)
Buy from:
Costco
Gasoline Station Locations (costco.com)
California gas stations (pumps labeled "Gas may contain up to 10% ethanol"
~11-10).
and from other stations. Look for ethanol label.
(Thanks to Auto
Tips (inct.net/~autotips/) for
emailing the info 8-15-99)
Watch out for:
gas without ethanol, and gas with Ethanol imported from Brazil, and gasoline stations with unlabeled pumps.
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