[fabian]

I'm sure George Wiseman will provide you with the details of the 7000 mpg world record if you asked him. I think he is pretty busy providing customers with some real mpg improvements to put alot of stuff on his site. Here's another true story of college student competion where the winners achieved over 3000 mpg's. Before you call it a fraud please check it out. It's not made up. I'm sure if there technology were to be put on an average size car it would drop those numbers alot but at over 3000 it would still be incredible by car makers standards. I hope you can admitt that you are just simply misinformed on high mpg's inventions.http://www.drivers.com/article/898/

[thackney]

I'm sure if there technology were to be put on an average size car it would drop those numbers alot but at over 3000 it would still be incredible by car makers standards.

Be very sure. That competition uses a 3.5 Hp engine.

A small car like the Ford Fusion with the economy engine produces 160 Hp. That is over 45 times 3.5 Hp. You are comparing mustard seeds to Watermelons. That example provides Zero believability to the claim on Eagle-research.com. And which claim are you stating is true and which one is false? They both were equally used with the same lack of information.

[thackney]

I think he is pretty busy providing customers with some real mpg improvements to put alot of stuff on his site.

I think his is busy proving the wisdom of P.T. Barnum and George Hull has never gone out of style.