E85 Chevrolet Flex Fuel

General Motors and especially their Chevrolet brand have made E85 Flex fuel vehicles since the introduction of the Chevy S10 in 2001. Chevy continues to build E85 Cars trucks and SUV's in record numbers.. To see if your vehicle on this list is E85 capable check your Owners manual , your gas cap and the 8th Character of your VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) . The 8th Character on the Silverado for example must be the letter "Z" according to Chevrolet . You can find the E85 capable VIN for each vehicle by selecting your vehicle from the list below. Also all 2006 GM models should have yellow Gas caps.

 

 

 

** NOTE.. the 2010 Malibu will be E85 Flex Fuel for Fleet / commercial service. GM IS expected to make all Chevy Malibu's E85 FFV for 2011

 

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
 Malibu * MalibuI (Fleet Only)        
Impala Chevy Impala         
           
Chevy Express 5.3L Chevy Express        
Chevrolet Silverado 5.3 L & 6.2L Chevy Silverado 4.8l , 5.3L & 6.2 L        
Chevrolet Equinox 2.4 L Chevrolet Equinox 2.4L        
  Chevrolet Captiva 2.4L & 3.0L        
  Chevy Avalanche         
  Chevy Suburban        
  Chevy Tahoe        

 

 

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006
           
HHR HHR HHR Impala Monte Carlo Monte Carlo
 Malibu** Malibu ** Impala Silverado Impala Impala
Equinox Impala Silverado Uplander Uplander Silverado
 Impala Silverado Avalanche Avalanche Avalanche Tahoe
 Avalanche Avalanche Tahoe Tahoe Tahoe  
 Tahoe Tahoe Suburban Chevy Express Silverado  
Express Van Chevy Express Chevy Vans Chevy Vans ChevyVans  
1500 1500/2500 1550/2599
Silverado          
 Suburban          

 

 

 

2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000
           
Avalanche Avalanche Avalanche Chevy S10 Chevy S10  
Silverado Silverado Silverado Ranger Suburban  
Tahoe Tahoe Tahoe   Tahoe  
Monte Carlo Suburban Suburban      

 

Car Insurance

Auto Loans - Auto Insurance

The requirements for auto insurance vary from state to state. Check with your state insurance regulator to learn more about individual requirements, as well as insurers you may be considering for your policy.

To get the best coverage at the best price, get several quotes from insurance companies. It may save you hundreds of dollars a year. Other ways to reduce your insurance premiums are:
 
Raise your deductibles on collision and comprehensive coverages. If you have an old car, you might want to drop these coverages altogether.
Take advantage of discounts. You may be eligible for a discount based on the number of miles you drive; your age (turning 25 or 50); your good grades if you are a student, your driving record (no moving vehicle violations or accidents in three years); or if you've taken a safe-driving course. You might also be able to get discounts if you insure more than one vehicle, insure your vehicle and your home with the same company, have anti-theft devices or have safety features such as air bags or anti-lock brake system.
Insurance Tips.
 

 

Auto Insurance Cost by State


States Average Auto Insurance Rates..lowest to highest price

These are the Yearly Rates for Full Coverage for the average resident that drives 15 miles per day

Vermont $995
South Carolina $1,095
Maine $1,126
Wisconsin $1,127
Tennessee $1,146
Ohio $1,152
North Carolina $1,154
Iowa $1,179