FTC Stops Marketers From Selling Phony Fuel Economy Devices

Posted on 20. Dec, 2011 by masterofcheap in Automotive
The Federal Trade Commission reached a settlement putting a stop to the phony claims of marketers who told consumers their fuel economy device could boost automobile gas mileage by at least 50 percent and "turn any vehicle into a hybrid." [more info..]
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