Would anyone like to save 25-50 cents on every gallon of gas, Increase your fuel economy!

How would you like to save 25-50 cents on every gallon of gas or diesel
you put in your vehicles?
How would you like to increase your fuel economy by 30%
Or more?
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wrote:

> How would you like to save 25-50 cents on every gallon of gas or diesel
> you put in your vehicles?

Idiot bogus claims.

Graham

"Pooh Bear" > wrote in message
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> wrote:
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>> How would you like to save 25-50 cents on every gallon of gas or diesel
>> you put in your vehicles?
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> Idiot bogus claims.
>

Idiot bogus spam, even.

You mean by driving more efficiently? Make that 35%.

http://money.cnn.com/2006/05/01/Auto..._mpg/index.htm

> wrote in message
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> How would you like to save 25-50 cents on every gallon of gas or diesel
> you put in your vehicles?
> How would you like to increase your fuel economy by 30%
> Or more?

Easy, buy a smaller car, with a smaller engine possibly diesel, and a proper
manual gearbox, and drive it economically. Saves you more than 30% straight
away.

Mark Hewitt wrote:

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>>How would you like to save 25-50 cents on every gallon of gas or diesel
>>you put in your vehicles?
>>How would you like to increase your fuel economy by 30%
>>Or more?

> Easy, buy a smaller car, with a smaller engine possibly diesel, and a proper
> manual gearbox, and drive it economically. Saves you more than 30% straight
> away.

Even easier, buy a bicycle, preferably with grip shifters, and pedal it
as fast as you want. Saves you more than 100% straight away.

In article >,
Arif Khokar > wrote:
>Mark Hewitt wrote:
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>> > wrote in message
>> oups.com...
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>>>How would you like to save 25-50 cents on every gallon of gas or diesel
>>>you put in your vehicles?
>>>How would you like to increase your fuel economy by 30%
>>>Or more?
>
>> Easy, buy a smaller car, with a smaller engine possibly diesel, and a proper
>> manual gearbox, and drive it economically. Saves you more than 30% straight
>> away.
>
>Even easier, buy a bicycle, preferably with grip shifters, and pedal it
>as fast as you want. Saves you more than 100% straight away.

At least until you consider the cost of fuel for the engine.

--
There's no such thing as a free lunch, but certain accounting practices can
result in a fully-depreciated one.

Matthew Russotto wrote:

> In article >,
> Arif Khokar > wrote:

>>Even easier, buy a bicycle, preferably with grip shifters, and pedal it
>>as fast as you want. Saves you more than 100% straight away.

> At least until you consider the cost of fuel for the engine.

Which still requires fuel whether one chooses to drive or not. The
difference between refueling once a month versus twice to three times a
month is between $40 and $80. The difference in my food bill isn't more
than $30 to $40 in my estimation.

In article >,
Arif Khokar > wrote:
>Matthew Russotto wrote:
>
>> In article >,
>> Arif Khokar > wrote:
>
>>>Even easier, buy a bicycle, preferably with grip shifters, and pedal it
>>>as fast as you want. Saves you more than 100% straight away.
>
>> At least until you consider the cost of fuel for the engine.
>
>Which still requires fuel whether one chooses to drive or not.

The calories taken to run a bike aren't free; you've got to get them
from somewhere.

>The difference between refueling once a month versus twice to three times a
>month is between $40 and $80. The difference in my food bill isn't more
>than $30 to $40 in my estimation.

But unlike fuel for a car, it's hard to get a reliable accounting.
According to the CDC, bicycling at less than 10mph burns 290 calories
for a 154 pound person. Of course, how much that costs depends a lot
on what fuel you use; beef costs more than bread.

http://www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/dnpa/spot...hour_table.htm

If you can't stand biking that slow, it gets worse, of course.
--
There's no such thing as a free lunch, but certain accounting practices can
result in a fully-depreciated one.

wrote:
> How would you like to save 25-50 cents on every gallon of gas or diesel
> you put in your vehicles?
> How would you like to increase your fuel economy by 30%
> Or more?
> Click on my website!
> http://www.savesugas.mybpbiz.com

High gas prices seems to bring out the usual con artists.