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The Current US Oil Energy Crisis - A Simple Answer: Flex Fuel Cars

Flex Fuel Cars - Use both Regular Gasoline and Ethanol at the Same Time

Brazil buys into flex-fuel cars They run on gas, ethanol or any combination

We placed the two links above for informational purposes with regard to the current US Oil Energy Crisis. The answer to the Oil Crisis in the USA is so simple: Flex Fuel Cars. Flex Fuel Cars can operate with Regular Gasoline, Ethanol, and Methanol at the same time. Flex Fuel Cars will help to make the USA and neighboring Countries more Energy Independent. Since Flex Fuel Cars can run with all 3 Fuels, this allows for competing energy sources with regard to Gasoline. The only way Gas and Oil prices will go down is if their is a competing energy source which can be manufactured cheaper or near the same price as Gasoline made from Oil. Ethanol and Methanol meet this criteria with the current price of Gasoline being $ 3.00 per gallon. Ethanol cost roughly $ 2.25 per Gallon to manufacture and send to the Gas Pump. Methanol is even cheaper to produce and distribute. Brazil has been successful with the deployment of Flex Fuel Cars and because of this success, they are one of the few Energy Independent Countries in the World. The US should follow Brazil's Lead.

If Flex Fuel Cars are produced in greater numbers in the United States, the Consumer will have a choice when he arrives at the Gas Station. If Ethanol cost less per gallon than gas, the Consumer will purchase the Ethanol. If Gas is cheaper, the Consumer can simply fill his car up with gas. The US Consumer would have a choice to use a Cleaner, Reusable Energy (Ethanol) which can easily be refined and distributed in the United States, or they could choose Gas if it is cheaper.