If you are in the market for a new car anyway and are considering purchasing a new FFV, by all means go ahead.  You will still be driving a renewable fuel vehicle, helping the environment and american agriculture, and reducing our dependence on foreign oil.

However, in the event you are not ready for a major purchase ranging in price from $18,000.00 up to $50,000.00 for a brand new FFV, converting your existing auto may be the answer for you.

Consider this; there are currently 250 million personal autos in America today.  Only 5 million are FFV's.  The automakers have pledged to make an additional 2.5 million in 2008 and 2009 bringing the total on the road to a mere 7.5 million. 

Even if every automaker began producing 100% FFV's off their assembly lines, it would take 17 years to produce enough cars for everyone to have an FFV.  Converting existing gasoline automobiles with conversion kits approved by the federal government will make for a much faster transition.

The table below summarizes the MSRP of a sample of the 2007 FFV models.  Again, if you are shopping for a new car we encourage you to purchase an FFV and fill up as often as possible on E85. 

Vehicle Make And Model



 Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price
Chevrolet Avalanche    $32,335 - $36,040
Chevrolet Suburban    $36,860 - $41,605
Chevrolet Tahoe    $33,855 - $38,420
Chrysler Town and Country    $21,345 - $36,255
Dodge Ram 1500    $21,270 - $40,540
Ford F-150    $18,275 - $39,355
GMC Yukon & Yukon XL    $34,365 - $50,185 
Jeep Commander    $27,915 - $43,975
Jeep Grand Cherokee    $27,665 - $42,690
Lincoln Town Car    $42,175 - $50,645
Mercury Mountaineer    $27,300 - $33,840
Nissan Armada    $34,950 - $43,050
Ethanol Injection System     Less than $1000
 

We talk directly with you to ensure a successful conversion and research E85 availability near you.  Call toll-free 1888-E85-KITS (385-5487) to discuss your conversion.