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More About Our Service
Are We Trying To Save The Planet?
No! Even if every driver in Britain put the tips on our website into practice it still wouldn't even have the slightest effect on reducing global warming. The idea of saving petrol is so you can have more money in your pocket to spend on other things. The environment is hugely important and it is great if this website can do its bit to help but the main purpose is to save you money.
Isn't Our Website A Bit Late?
All major car manufacturers are now working on powering cars using alternative methods including electricity and hydrogen. However these cars are still years away from coming to the mass market at a reasonable price and the car being a good performer. When they do come out the majority of drivers will not be able to buy one instantly. For this reason many of us will be still driving petrol and diesel cars for many years (and even decades) to come. For this reason our website is still very relevant and worthwhile.
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