We all know that today, solutions to help aid us in saving fuel consumption will be pretty much welcome. While the usual advice is to cut down on travel and drive wisely, there are people who believe in these gas saving devices that can help adhere their gasoline issues.
If you are the aware consumer, you would normally want to pick out what exactly is being hidden. There is a marketing aspect in these products and for sure you will not identify it immediately. Companies such as Econopro, Fuel Save Pro and Platinum Vapour Injectors may sound great but are they really helping you save?
Let’s put it like this. They may be able to save you fuel consumption but as a whole, would they be good for your vehicle? Assuming they do assist you, try to do some computations and see how much it would cost if you end up having to overhaul your engine just in case these gas saving devices become too much for your car’s engine.
Consumers should avoid purchasing products purporting to be fuel-saving devices, Canada’s competition watchdog says
Claims that a product will boost fuel efficiency and reduce emissions are hollow, the Competition Bureau said Thursday, noting most such claims are unproven.
In the United States, a probe of more than 100 such devices conducted by federal Environmental Protection Agency found the claims were false.
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