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Can you depend on a 2002 Buick Park Avenue to start when it is bitterly cold?
You'll have to take my word about the Impala, as my dad didn't want to be on camera. (It ended up starting just fine today, when the temperature was slightly warmer. Our best guess is that either the E85 fuel really won't light off like it needs to when it is bitterly cold, or that it might have taken on water. High concentration alcohols tend to be hygroscopic (absorb water from the air). It's also possible that if the E85 tank at the fuel station were nearly empty, that "watered down" fuel could have been pumped into the car.)
The bit about "is anything on this car made of glass" is intended to be humorous. It could be taken two ways--the headlight lenses are plastic OR there was so much snow on the car that it looked to have been made of snow.
It really was dangerously cold outside.