20% methanol in 2013

[why?]

don't change anything until after the law goes into effect. No way toyota knows if the current 2012's can take it either.

if you are just talking to a salesman, he's just trying to say anything to sell you a car.

From what I remember about the ethanol debate, the average car can deal with 15% or so I think. Either way though, the 2012's can't deal with anything the previous models can't deal with.

If they could you would be seeing a massive ad campaign for it.

[CPALK719]

Originally Posted by why?

don't change anything until after the law goes into effect. No way toyota knows if the current 2012's can take it either.

if you are just talking to a salesman, he's just trying to say anything to sell you a car.

From what I remember about the ethanol debate, the average car can deal with 15% or so I think. Either way though, the 2012's can't deal with anything the previous models can't deal with.

If they could you would be seeing a massive ad campaign for it.

if i recall looking at the gas cap in my 2012 yaris, it can't use anymore then 10% as well... so i dont believe the government, would mandate us to use it, considering most vehicles cant run it. and i highly doubt they will pay for each and every U.S citizen to buy a car that can handle more then 10% ethanol.

[fnkngrv]

Originally Posted by CPALK719

if i recall looking at the gas cap in my 2012 yaris, it can't use anymore then 10% as well... so i dont believe the government, would mandate us to use it, considering most vehicles cant run it. and i highly doubt they will pay for each and every U.S citizen to buy a car that can handle more then 10% ethanol.

You have to remember that this is a State government and not a Federal government issue that could become mandated. Just take a look at California. They have many laws that extend well above the national "standards" even though some of them cost their tax payers a great deal more to do so.