So I have a Meijer right behind my house, and they have E85. It is very convenient, and I probably would not use E85 if it were not so convenient.
Even so...
My Meijer prices E85 30 cents less than regular gas. At a Meijer in another town down the road from me, there is a Speedway gas station next door that also sells E85. There, they sell E85 for a lower, more market oriented price.
For example, when I got E85 for $1.79, they had it for $1.61 a gallon. Speedway had it for $1.63 a gallon.
I have heard that, for stations that carry it and price it right, E85 is the second best selling fuel after regular gas. Sells better than 89 or 93 octane. I guess I just don't understand why Meijer doesn't use a market price wherever they sell E85 and sell more of it. I guess that doesn't make the most money for them.
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