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Sheetz, an operator of more than 700 gas stations in the mid-Atlantic, announced that most of its Michigan, Pennsylvania, Ohio, North Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia locations will sell gasoline for 40 cents off per gallon next week.The offer begins Tuesday and goes through the end of the day on November 30. The offer may vary at some of Sheetz's Maryland stations. There is one catch that might impact those who drive older vehicles.
The gas is blended with 15% ethanol, which Sheetz says provides a cleaner burn that is more environmentally friendly.Sheetz encourages customers to check its app to see which locations carry unleaded 88. For those who can't wait until next week, Circle K said it will take off 40 cents off every gallon sold between 4 and 7 p.m. on Thursday.Fuel economy is generally not as good with unleaded 88 compared to regular gas, according to the EPA.
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