Provided by the American Lung Association of Minnesota and the National Ethanol Vehicle Coalition, below is a list of vehicles sold in the United States that can run on E85, the ethanol/gasoline mix.
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Chevrolet
- Selected 2005 5.3L Chevrolet Avalanche SUVs
- Selected 2002-2005 5.3L Suburbans, Tahoes
- Selected 2002-2005 5.3L Silverado trucks
- All 2000-2002 2.2L Chevy S-10 trucks (after 12/99)
- All 2000-2002 2.2L Sonoma trucks (after 12/99)
Chrysler
- Selected 2004-2005 4.7L Dodge Ram 1500 trucks
- Selected 2003-2005 2.7L Chrysler Sebring sedans
- Selected 2003-2005 2.7L Dodge Stratus sedans
- Selected 2003-2005 3.3L Caravan Cargo vans
- All 1998-2003 3.3L Caravan minivans
- All 1998-2003 3.3L Voyager minivans
- All 1998-2003 3.3L Town & Country minivans
Note: 2005 Chrysler flexible fuel vehicles are available through fleet sales only.
Ford
- Selected 2002-2005 4.0L Explorer SUVs
- Selected 2004-2005 4.0L Explorer Sport Tracs
- Selected 1999-2003 3.0L Ranger trucks
- Selected 2000-2005 3.0L Taurus sedans and wagons
- Selected 1995-1999 3.0L Taurus sedans
GMC
- Selected 2002-2005 5.3L Yukons, Yukon XLs
- Selected 2002-2005 5.3L Sierra trucks Isuzu
- All 2000-2002 Isuzu 2.2L Hombre trucks (after 12/99)
Mazda
- Selected 1999-2002 Mazda 3.0L B3000 trucks
Mercedes-Benz
- All 2wd 2003-05 3.2L Mercedes C320 Series sport sedans and coupes
- All 2wd 2005 2.6L Mercedes C240 Series luxury sedans and wagons
Mercury
- Selected 2002-2005 4.0L Mountaineer SUVs
- Selected 2001-2005 3.0L Sables
Nissan
- Selected 2005 5.6L Titan trucks
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More information on specific vehicles, including how to tell from a Vehicle Identification Number if it can use E85, is available at the groups’ Web sites:














