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eventually it would get completely hydrated with the gasoline and eventually dissintegrate. It wouldn't effect the car because there is a filter screen on the fuel pump that would not allow it to make it into the fuel line. I suspect that maybe over time, the screen on the pump would clog up. Maybe. In case you are wondering, it won't ruin the vehicle.
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