Gas Mileage Ratings Are On The Move
by STEFAN HUNTER
Gas mileage ratings are on the move
A new fuel economy label is being applied to the 2008 models of automobiles that are soon to be introduced into showrooms around the country. The new label that concerns gas mileage ratings has been made to give a more accurate figure about fuel economy. The emphasis is on new and more realistic methods of comparing how well a car does in car gas mileage. This means a modification of both the characteristics of the driver and also the driving conditions in the model that is used about how people really drive.
It��s an important piece of news both for car industry and for the consumer. Among other things, if you thought you would greatly increase gas mileage by buying a new car or even a hybrid vehicle, then your expectations may need to be revised. The new test from the U.S. government and the EPA gas mileage ratings show anywhere from a 15 percent to a 25 percent drop compared to the pre-2008 rating. It��s in the hybrid sector of vehicles, the ones using combined gas and electric motors for example, that the biggest drops are being seen.
This means that the premium that you would pay to buy a hybrid vehicle compared to a conventional one will take that much longer to be amortized in the form of gas savings. Another way of looking at this is to say that while it is great to save gas, your interest is now more than ever in finding a solution that is both inexpensive and effective.
That��s why when you choose to save gas by using water, you have access to a system that offers the best gas mileage ratings for a remarkably modest outlay. The principle is very simple. Using your car as it is today with no modifications required to the engine, you can use your car battery to pass electricity through water in a container that then generates HHO gas. The HHO gas is fed into the air intake of your engine, and burns cleanly and powerfully to replace a large portion of the gasoline that you would otherwise use.
It��s no wonder that when you improve gas mileage like this, not only are you keeping step with all the rest of the gas mileage ratings that are being applied, but you are also making a significant reduction in your gas bill for a very small investment. Better still, you can increase gas mileage when you want. You can even take the system out of your car and go back to running it on only gasoline if you want, but just be aware of what it will cost you.
So take a look at the new style fuel economy labels that will be applied to cars from September 2008 onwards. You��ll be able to see the estimated gas mileage for both city and highway use as well as comparison with other vehicles in the same class. However, it will be important to compare like with like. If you are just comparing conventional vehicles for example, then make sure that you compare 2007 models with 2007 models and not with 2008 models, and so on.
Then compare that with the mileage that you can get when you save cast by using water. You are likely to have a pleasant surprise whether you are looking at the latest adjusted and more stringent gas mileage rating measurements from the EPA, or the more relaxed versions that applied up until the end of 2007.
Read my personal story about how I got more gas mileage for the gallon safely by using water. After reading my story you will have the opportunity to increase gas mileage as well.
At http://www.CarWaterKits.com I am committed to providing you with reliable information to combat rising fuel costs and get the best gas mileage possible.
