By Todd Kaho at Mother Earth News
I have a friend who swears by those gasoline additives that claim to increase your gas mileage. I think they’re all worthless. Am I right?
You can understand why people want to believe this type of product works. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could pour an additive or pop a pill into your gas tank at each fill-up that would significantly increase your car’s gas mileage?
But fuel additives — both commercial and homebrewed — are almost always a waste of money. With one notable exception (keep reading), these additives simply will not increase your car’s mpg. If you really want better gas mileage, your best bet is to drive a fuel-efficient vehicle, and drive it frugally. Read the entire article.
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