What is the cheapest fuel for most high performace cars?

Question

What is the cheapest fuel for most high performace cars?

Answer 1

Gasoline or diesel, depending on the type of engine used and the relative prices of these fuels in your area.

Answer 2

petrol !!

Answer 3

Cow,Horse,Pig,Sheep,Bulls--t.

Go buy a yaris.  Save our planet for our grandchildren, bad boy

Answer 4

hi-speed petrol.

Answer 5

For a long time now all new cars fuel and ignition system have been "computer controlled". It is not necessary to burn anything higher than 87 octane----- the computer will automatically reset fuel-air mix and r****d the timing to prevent pre-ignition knock.

The car will loose a few horsepower ----- but you won't really notice.

AND----- please don't advise folks to put E85 into a NON-CERTIFIED vehicle. The high alcohol content will ruin the engine and case most of the gaskets in the non-certified car to leak........... and please advise them they should expect a 15-25% drop in fuel economy using E85------ not my numbers-- right off the government fuel economy web site.

Answer 6

Biodiesel, because it can be made from cooking oil which some sources will actually pay you to take away, e.g. cruise liners.

Answer 7

E85 and please do read the real facts about it, 105  vs 93

Answer 8

BioButanol or Butyl Alcohol (bio as derived from biological sources such as starch)...at 85 percent mixed with gasoline can be used in cars without any alteration in your car's engine unlike ethanol...also, it has the same strength and power as gasoline.

Answer 9

Electric is THE high performance fuel for motive force (eg max torque from 0rpm from cold); and also the cheapest, delivered direct to home or work, or make your own for free. also £0 road tax, £0 congestion charge, and even free parking & charging in some cities like Westminster

Infernal combustion performs poorly in terms of noise, complexity, maintenance, pollution, long insecure supply chain, narrow torque curve ...

high performance electric examples see

350-400mph bluebird http://www.speedace.info

<8 sec quater mile 160mph dragbike http://www.killacycle.com

lotus designed sportscar http://www.teslamotors.com (not available in UK)

Answer 10

LPG

Answer 11

Electricity is cheapest, There is a scale of efficiency that beats out Petroleum and the Petroleum distribution model.

When you speak of 'most' you must mean petroleum based cars. In that case, Butinol is tho only green alternative fuel for you, but it isn't cheap. E85 may not have enough energy for the demands of a sport car, so I'd say 93 octane Premium is your best bet, which contains 10% Ethanol. Below are some links on Butinol & to the Hot new all electric Sport Cars AVAILABLE TODAY!