"With Brazilian ethanol selling for 45% less per liter than gasoline in 2003 and 2004, flex-fuel cars caught on like iPods. In 2003, flex-fuel had 6% of the market for Brazilian-made cars, and automakers were expecting the technology's share to zoom to 30% in 2005. That proved wildly conservative: As of last December, 73% of cars sold in Brazil came with flex-fuel engines. There are now 1.3 million flex-fuel cars on the road. "I have never seen an automotive technology with that fast an adoption rate," says Engle."
http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fortune_archive/2006/02/06/8367959/index.htm
Great. All the farm lobby should invest and become overnight millionaires.(then say 'nana-nana boo boo' at all us chumps.)