There's only one station anywhere near me that sells ethanol-free gasoline, but it's really not convenient. I can't remember the last time I used gasoline that I was confident was ethanol-free. Virtually every gas pump around here has a sign that reads either "CONTAINS 10% ETHANOL" or "MAY CONTAIN UP TO 10% ETHANOL". Most are the latter. To me, either one means the same thing - I'm only getting 90% gasoline. It's been so many years and so many vehicles since this ethanol mix began that I can't offer any personal experience as to its real-world effect on fuel economy, performance, or prices. I've been using it for years in automobiles, motorcycles, generators, lawn mowers, chain saws, trimmers, blowers, and pressure washers - many of which were designed before the days of 10% ethanol - and have never experienced any problems related to fuel quality. So, I understand there are technical and political arguments, but I suppose I'm blissfully unaware of any problems with it and never give it much thought.