Posted by s.crum on April 20, 2008 at 11:46:29 from (4.156.231.118):
In Reply to: Re: All fueled up posted by s.crum on April 20, 2008 at 06:50:07:
You make very good points. I gave this some thought last night while watching a segment of Myth busters. There are currently 60,000,000 vehicles on the road today world wide. Imagine the impact if 50% of these were to cut their fuel consumption by just 1 gallon a day, heck if 50% of that 50% were just to have proper maintenance it would put a real hurt on high fuel prices. I'm even running Lucas lubes in all of my road vehicle engines and gearboxes. I don't like the high prices anymore than anyone else so I take what steps I can to practice what I preach and save some money to boot. Bear in mind that I said "a sustained period" of conservation. This problem won't be solved with the "I want it now" attitude that Americans have become accustomed to in the past 50 years.
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