Gas & Fuel Saving Tips

Gas Saving Device -- Fuel Vapor Worth Trying?

Fri, 05 Mar 2010 23:39:32 -0600

You may have heard of gas saving device fuel vapor products. These products claim to help you save money and save gas by increasing your mileage and fuel efficiency. These particular devices are designed to improve mileage by changing the method of how liquid gas changes into fuel vapor. The device may use apparatus called swirlers which increase the turbulence level into the heaters and intake manifold. For someone who isn't an automobile expert, these terms may be quite confusing. Another thing that can be confusing is whether or not these devices work at all. Tags: Gas Saving Device Fuel Vapor

Gas Savings Tips to Keep More Money in Your Wallet

Fri, 05 Mar 2010 23:39:32 -0600

The cost of fuel is higher than it's been in a very long time. Consumers are fuming at the prices they're paying at the pump. The good news is that you can utilize gas savings tips, which show you how to get more mileage for your money. Before we discuss simple ways to cut costs and increase mileage, let's discuss a trend that seems to be popping up a lot lately -- fuel saving devices. These devices are marketed to consumers who want to save gas, but do they really work? Tags: Gas Savings Tips

Is a Fuel Saving Car Right for You?

Fri, 05 Mar 2010 23:39:32 -0600

Are you considering a fuel saving car, but aren't sure if it is right for you or not? The first thing you should do is consider your current car. Does it get good gas mileage or are you spending a fortune always filling up your tank? If you feel you are spending too much in gas and would like a newer car anyway you might want to consider a vehicle designed to save gas. There are plenty of them available because today's car manufacturers are responding to consumer needs for better mileage. Tags: Fuel Saving Car

Gas Saving Products -- Scam or Savior?

Fri, 05 Mar 2010 23:39:32 -0600

There are all kinds of gas saving products advertised in the media these days. The reason for this is because gas prices are at an all time high and consumers are feeling the strain. Companies who create and market these products see a hungry market of people who want to increase mileage and save money. However, are the products being sold actually as good as they sound? According to the FTC and EPA, probably not. The EPA tested more than 100 fuel saving devices and found none of them make any substantial difference. The results of these tests can be viewed on their official government website. Tags: Gas Saving Products