i know some pumps around the country hav diesel and biodiesel but how much does it cost at the pumps. there is one pump in my little city and they are selling it for 94 cents a litre now theres ruffly 4 litres in a gallon so its 3.79 a gallon ruffly. so is this far or rip off

 

The only station selling B20 in my area, usually prices their fuel at around 10 - 15 cents a gallon HIGHER than straight Diesel fuel at station approx. 10 blocks away, which is also one of the highest priced stations in the area.
I would like to run B20 more often, but can't afford it.

 

Why? is it supposed to be better or somthin

 

The Biodiesel is a substitute for petroleum based diesel fuel, an excellent lubricity additive, a great fuel system cleaner, and best of all, comes from renewable US materials, avoiding sending more of our $$$ to OPEC.

 

I stoped at a station in Illinois and the Bio diesel was 3.23, reg. was 3.38

 

B100 is $3.26 here.

 

Just stoped by the B20 station in the area.

B20 diesel = $3.46 gal
Reg Diesel @ nearest station = $3.25

 

I have heard it was cheaper but your mpg drops so it aint worth it. I have never seen it in my parts though

 

I've heard that straight Biodiesel will see a 1 or 2 mpg drop.
But the mpg drop with B20 is negligable.

 

Honestly who would pay more to get less out of it, screw emmissions

 

A neighboring town has B10 at the same price as straight diesel, at least it was the same price the last time i was there.

Yaay! Someone else see's that part of the equation.

I dont think its about the emissions part of it. I think its about supporting American Farmers and economy. Ill pay a dollar more for it knowing that it came from American sources and not some foreign company that could care less about our nation.

 

so this bio diesel stuff which is made from renewable materials cost pretty much the same or close

 

I guess it all depends on where you live.

 

thats gaaaaaaaaaaaaay

 

Bio here in Maui $3.29....dino diesel $3.89/gal