Improve your vehicle's gas mileage by up to 50% or more?
That's like getting 5 extra gallons of gasoline FREE for every 10 gallons that you buy!
Dear Friend,
D id you know that there are at least 50+ things that almost anyone can do at home, ways to improve your average car's fuel efficiency by 20%, 30%, 40%, or even 50% or more? Incredible isn't it? But I did it. With multiple vehicles. And not only do they get better mileage now, they also run cleaner and smoother now. (And thinking ahead, I did it BEFORE gas prices went up!) And I didn't just take someone else's word for it. I actually tried some of the ideas that are floating around, and chose 50+ of the ones that worked for me, or seemed to me to be viable, then wrote about them. Some of the easier improvements can even be made in as little as ten minutes each.
 I have a 1985 350-V8 Chevy 3/4 ton carbureted Scottsdale Pickup truck that was getting 8 or 9 miles to the gallon
on all 8 cylinders when I bought it (it was a total junker). And unfortunately, soon thereafter, the timing slipped
and one of the valves burnt before I could fix it, so it then only ran on 7 cylinders. Even so, after implementing
some of the enhancements that I detail in this little book, the mileage jumped up to between 11mpg and 12mpg (on 7
cylinders)(roughly 30% improvement?). It also runs smoother too, even with that one valve burned and leaking badly.
I have a 1989 2.8 liter fuel injected V6 Pontiac Grand Prix that was averaging maybe 27mpg (on a good day) when I
bought it, with less than 100,000 miles on it. It now has over 210,000 miles on it, consistently gets up to 35~40
miles per gallon, and has more power than ever (that's almost a 50% improvement!!!!!!) (and no, I did not disable the
exhaust emissions controls on it).
I have a 1997 5.8 liter (350) fuel injected V8 GMC Suburban with over 217,000 miles on it. During the summer of 2008, I drove
from Boise, Idaho to Bellingham, WA for a family reunion, around Bellingham, and back, fully loaded with luggage,
eight kids, and my wife, traveling at 70+ mph, and
due to several mileage improving enhancements that I added (and talk about in the ebook download below), I was
getting roughly 19mpg
(that's almost a 30% improvement over the 15mpg (or less) that this trip would have otherwise gotten!!!!!!) (and no, I did not disable the
exhaust emissions controls on it either). Now for this trip lasting about 1500 miles, and gas about $4.00/gallon,
these tips (that I installed/implemented in several hours before I left) saved me about $85 in gasoline just on this
trip alone. Now I get over 20mpg in this same rig both on the freeway and just around town here, with tweaks I added in 2010 (also in the book).
Just look at some of the contents:
That's over 70 pages of the best gas mileage improving information that you can find ANYWHERE on the net! For us, in 2006 alone, with me and my wife driving almost 1000 miles per week in two vehicles, after I incorporated some of what I wrote in this jam packed report, with gas / petrol averaging only $2.50/gallon, I figure I saved us between $1500 and $1800 over the course of the year (in 2007 and 2008 when gas prices were higher, we saved even more than this. Same goes for 2009, 1020....). How many car or credit card payments would that cover for you? Most people would be happy with the $1.00 per hour raise that this almost equates to. If you're serious about saving money, and putting a little cash back in your pocket, you will get this report right now and read it today. Do you want to know what it will cost you to get this incredible money saving/making information, information that could save/make you thousands of dollars next year? $7. Yes, for the price of a fast food dinner you will have all of the information you need to jump full force into saving yourself money, every time you fill up your gas tank, and then turn around and share the information with other people who need it. Why $7? I'm only charging $7 for this report, and not giving this report away, for 2 reasons.
So if you're serious about saving yourself some money, click the "Buy Now" button below. If you need to justify the expense, skip going to McDonald's for dinner once this week, and it's paid for. Even with just a 10% improvement in your mileage (I mention one ten minute technique that alone will give you this), you will pay for this booklet in the savings from less than 2 typical tanks of gas. Can you really afford not to buy this ebook download and at least check it out?
P.S. Seriously, for just $7 I'll teach you how to get up to 50% better gas mileage (that's like cutting your gasoline bill by a third). How can you pass on that?
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