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eeFuel, for those who have not yet heard of it, is a special environmentally-friendly new fuel additive launched by Fuel Legacy. If you have ready my previous review of it, I presented the initial results of my decision to buy eeFuel and try it out in my 2003 BMW. Now that I have gone through the entire bottle of eeFuel, I am going to share the complete results.

My BMW has a 15 gallon tank, and so it takes 10 mL of eeFuel each time that I fill ‘er up. The bottle of eeFuel containts 120 mL, so I got 12 tankfuls of use out of the bottle. Now, normally my BMW only takes premium fuel, but by mixing in the eeFuel additive I am able to gas up just using regular. That’s a savings of 40 cents per gallon right off the bat…and at 15 gallons per tank, with 12 tankfuls per bottle, I saved $72 even if the fuel additive doesn’t improve my gas mileage even a little!

So if I saved $72 right there, and the bottle only cost me $27, I should stop right there, right? I mean, who wouldn’t spend $27 on a fuel additive if they are guaranteed to save $72, right? But remember, this savings only applies to those who would otherwise have to fill up their tank with high-test. For a vehicle that normally runs on regular gas, this wouldn’t make any difference.

So let’s keep talking about the results I got from eeFuel. I averaged out the results from the 12 tanks of gas and ended up with an average of approx. 31 miles per gallon. Before using eeFuel, my car would get 28 miles per gallon. So 31-28=3 miles per gallon performance improvement. 3/28=approx. 11% increase in gas mileage. That means I’m saving again there by getting 11% MORE for my money.

So how much is that, really? Well, gas averaged $3.75 here in Savannah GA for regular, over the time I used this bottle of eeFuel, so $3.75*15 gallons per tank*12 tankfuls per bottle of eeFuel=$675 spent on gas. $675*.11=$74.25 savings from increased gas mileage.

So $74 may not sound like a lot of money, but add that to the $72 from filling up with regular instead of premium, and that’s about $146 that I saved on gas because I chose to buy eeFuel. Not bad for a dinky little $27 investment!!

That’s like a 500% return on investment, which is even better than I make with My Internet Business, and a HELL of a lot better than my stocks are doing!

Here’s a little chart that I made that breaks down the numbers of the results from my first bottle of eeFuel:

12 #tankfuls per bottle of eeFuel
$6.00 Savings per tank using regular instead of high-test
$72.00 Savings per bottle of eeFuel for regular vs high-test
0.107142857 % increase in gas mileage
$675.00 cost of gas over 12 tankfuls
$72.32 Savings in increased gas mileage per bottle of eeFuel
$144.32 Total savings from using one bottle of eeFuel
$26.99 Cost of one bottle of eeFuel
$117.33 NET savings from using one bottle of eeFuel

Not too shabby, eh? And that’s not even taking into account the effect that the eeFuel may have to extend engine life, improve vehicle performance (I never believed my BMW could possibly drive so sweet on regular gas, but it’s been even smoother than ever!), and reduce emissions, if you are the type who wants to protect the environment

So what’s the catch? Is there some sinister eeFuel scam that is going to cause our cars to blow up someday or take on a life of their own?

LOL, probably not. But in terms of a catch, well obviously eeFuel isn’t FREE, you have to buy eeFuel on the website. It also take a few minutes extra when you are gasing up to take out the bottle, measure out the eeFuel, pour it into your tank, etc. But I’ll pay $27 and spend a few minutes puttering about to save $140 any day!

If you’d like to try eeFuel for yourself, visit any of the links above, and just hit BUY NOW. For $27 you can’t go wrong, and you can start enjoying some great savings on gas!

Here’s to cheaper gas and a cleaner environment,

Rob Hunter