fuel saver mpg
Do fuel saver gizmos that you put on your gas line really work. They claim to add 10- 20% more mpg?
If the do, how? Why dont cars come with them on them already?
Oh absolutely. Strapping a magnet to your fuel line will line up the molecules of gasoline raising the apparent octane of the fuel so it’s more efficient, and give you 20% more miles per gallon!
Snake oil salesmen my friend, who come out of the woodwork every time fuel prices increase. Don’t you think if it worked the builders of the cars, mandated to get better gas mileage, would strap them on all their new cars?
From the web: Gas Savers Fraud
With the dramatic rise in gas prices, many people are buying so-called “gas savers” – products that allegedly give better gas mileage – from magnets to fuel additives.
However, independent studies by Consumer Reports, the Environmental Protection Agency and MSU professors, have shown that none of these products produce significant fuel savings.
Gas Savers in the News
Jul-17-06: Consumer Reports claims that gas saver products just don’t work. The EPA tested 109 products and found none of them worked.[ABC NEWS]
Aug-06-04: MSU Professors claim that fuel additives and fuel saver products have a “minor effect” or are completely bogus. No great breakthroughs here. [MSU]
Register your Gas Saver Fraud Complaint
If you have used so called “gas savers”, you may qualify for damages or remedies that may be awarded in a possible gas savers class action or lawsuit. Please click the link below to submit your Gas Savers complaint to a lawyer for a free evaluation, or call 1-866-220-0411 toll free.
FFT Fuel Saver 18 MPG in a Monaco Motor Coach
