Experts are warning that devices claiming to save fuel may actually harm vehicles. These gadgets promise to reduce fuel consumption, but may have negative effects. Mechanics and AAA are cautioning against their use.
What we know
- Automotive experts claim these devices offer no measurable benefit to fuel consumption.
- Mechanics warn that using these devices may cause harm to vehicles by altering their designed operation.
- AAA is advising consumers to avoid using these aftermarket plug-and-play devices.
- Experts predict that global factors may help lower gas prices to around $3 per gallon by next summer.
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