Hmm, interesting, I tried to research HotShots and I found it between Slick50 and Splitfire
Hotshots is an ant if a company compared to exxon.Or perhaps a petroleum company purchases the brand.
Imagine if ExxonMobil could advertise that their new HotShots Infused gasoline gave you a 7% increase over Shell? Who would buy Shell after that?
That only equates to about 1mpg increase in my Silverado, but yes every time I use this product my numbers are better. On a trip last summer from Michigan to Massachusetts I got over 30mpg in our Honda Pilot. On the way back it was a little over 27. I couldn't figure my it was so different and then remembered I ran the Gasoline Extreme on the way there. If it works at all (and it does) why is it so unbelievable that it would work every time?? I don't care if you buy it or not...... or if you believe me.7% every time eh.........
A lot of variables at play for accurate mpg measurements.
Yet you get 7% every time......
Not sure if I'm buying it.
The hotshots.......
Which you may observe, but are completely unable to attribute to one isolated variable. You may think you are controlling variables in your driving but it is flat out impossible to do so. In and of itself fuel energy can vary around 4% even at the same gas station, plus you add on all the other variables of weather and tens if not a hundred other uncontrolled variables.That only equates to about 1mpg increase in my Silverado, but yes every time I use this product my numbers are better. On a trip last summer from Michigan to Massachusetts I got over 30mpg in our Honda Pilot. On the way back it was a little over 27. I couldn't figure my it was so different and then remembered I ran the Gasoline Extreme on the way there. If it works at all (and it does) why is it so unbelievable that it would work every time?? I don't care if you buy it or not...... or if you believe me.