We've dreamed of it...a car that gets 100 mpg or more. Has it finally arrived? Are we on the verge of a revolution in fuel economy? Will this idea actually squirt out into the American market before getting crushed by big business? Will it prove to be true? Based on my own digging and research, it seems there are now hundreds of cars driving the roads of America getting incredible gas mileage thanks to the introduction of the HAFC I'll be installing in my mini-van.
Did you know that every car on the road today can get 100 mpg or more? It's true. And, I wonder why we've not seen this realized until now. What's upsetting is this sort of efficiency has been possible all along, but it appears that the big car manufacturers and the oil companies have purposefully prevented us from benefiting from it. I know this sounds conspiratorial, but doesn't it make sense that these big boys would work to protect their own business interests, which are to guarantee we consumers will consume fuel and replace our cars frequently?
Based on discoveries Dutchman Enterprises made during the development of their fuel technology, it looks like the computers in our cars have pre-programmed limitations intended to prevent our cars from running more efficiently. Additionally, the fuel we use is designed to burn only so well. Whether there is a conspiracy to lock cars into a constrained efficiency range or not, we now seem to have a solution that promises to fulfill our dreams of achieving crazy gas mileage.
You might detect a hint of caution amidst my excitement. I am incredibly excited about the prospect of running my big old mini-van for 40 miles on a gallon of gas, but hey, this all sounds too good to be true! This blog will be an honest record of my experience installing the kit to convert my car to a hybrid vehicle. Hopefully, I will find the promise of a minimum of a 50% gain to be real and attainable. That would be a significant improvement with a great savings in gas. I guess we'll see if it's for real.
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
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