Rumor has it (and we all know how reliable that rumors are) that a European automotive company is going to release a new car that uses compressed air for fuel. Seems that it won't take you to far without ?refueling? with air but I guess it will work well for running errands.

However there is no system to convert your current automobile's system into a compressed air engine system.

But who knows what problems that we will find with it when it hits the market?

Honda and other companies have these electric hybrids out on the road but in a lot of cases consumers did not realize that every five or so years they will need to replace the batteries at a great expense

But I do have good news.

A car that runs on nothing! Yep? nothing! ! I am not joking... no ethanol, no water, no gasoline for sure, no compressed air... nothing...

Now look, before you start with the Fred Flintsone jokes, let me tell you I am not suggesting it. I am just pointing it out that there are people who are doing all sorts of crazy things similar to what the Wright Brothers did in the earliest days of aviation, in desparate attempts to figure out a solution so as to emancipate us all from the robber barons in the oil and automotive industries.

It is a wonderful thing to be creative and to seek out better solutions, always. But in such a radically changing environment it is also wise to consult practicality and go with what is actually working right now It may not be perfect but we don't have anything better now. And that is the Water4Gas data that was put together by Ozzie Freedom and which you can find out more about

Thousands of people across the globe are using this system and are saving between ? and ? what they were spending on gas and sometimes even more.

Water4Gas has 10s of 1000s of customers and his refund rate is about 3 out of 1000 which is extraordinarily low.

Ozzie Freedom and the people at Water4Gas are genuinely interested in helping you get better gas mileage

Join us. You have a happy adventure waiting for you. Or you can see how you fare driving a car that runs on split pea soup or something!