E20 CAUSING HARM . NOT FINACIALLY AND TECHNICALLY FEASIBLE

I am facing problems after the introduction of E20 fuel because my vehicle is not fully compatible with ethanol-blended petrol. Since E20 contains 20% ethanol, I have noticed a slight decrease in mileage and engine performance. At times, the engine feels less responsive, and I am concerned about the long-term effects on fuel system components such as rubber hoses, seals, and metal parts, which may be more prone to wear or corrosion. I am also worried that continued use of E20 fuel could increase maintenance costs and reduce the overall lifespan of my vehicle. As a vehicle owner, I find it difficult to determine which fuel is most suitable, especially when E20 is the primary option available at fuel stations. I believe there should be better awareness, clearer compatibility guidelines, and adequate support for owners of older or non-E20-compatible vehicles to help prevent engine-related issues and unnecessary expenses.