Are you getting the most out your form of transportation? Do you still continue to fill up at the pump or have you found alternative ways to get around town. Probably like most people we continue to fill up at the expensive gas pump everyday. If so are you paying by cash or are you playing the credit card game with gas cards. More and more credit card companies are trying to suck you into their line of credit by offering some sort of rebate, refund or discount for gasoline purchases. Are these new wave of credit cards really giving you a deal of gas purchases or are they merely taking advantage of the situation with a promise of one deal but a hidden fee somewhere else. Read the following article about gasoline credit cards and getting the most out of them. At the end please share your comments about gas cards, also if you would like to share your own article regarding autos. Please share your information with the blogshot submission form.

How to Apply For Best Gas Credit Cards and Save Money On Gas

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Getting the Most Out of Your Gas Card

Although there are several different alternatives for gasoline reward cards, the best gas cards (rebate) are those, which provide more than one refund at the end of a billing cycle.
Comparison of different gasoline cards offered by various companies will disclose the truth that only a few cards are good. The finest offers are those that possess a complete package, which constitute a generous rewards program, no annual fee, and a reduced interest rate. Continue Reading »

Are you a proud member of the Audi community? If so are you aware of the new compact production car that is coming for Audi in the form of the Q5? The Q5 looks to get into the smaller crossover market as gas prices continue to rise and the out cry for smaller more gas efficient vehicles is reaching a fevered pitch. As gas continues to rise and hybrid cars are more and more in demand perhaps Audi will push through the technology on the Q5 due in 2009 to be released with a hybrid version. Check out the video clip on the Q5 and read the following article discussing some of the more intricate details regarding the build specs for the Audi Q5. Once you are done please share your opinions about the Q5 with some comments at the end.

Audi Q5 Concept

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The Audi Q5 — an Elegant Compact Crossover

Built by the German automaker Audi, the Q5 is somewhat of a compact crossover which lays the foundation for the Q7, this model is yet to be released as a 2009 version and it is being built using the modular longitudinal platform which is also referred to as MLP, this same technology was also featured in the A5 coupe. Continue Reading »

Let’s face the facts if automakers install a kit in your car that enables it to run on water of all things how much money will be lost by all the oil companies that run our economies. The concept of running our engines on water is of course a no brainer from every perspective except for those companies that make trillions of dollars off of fossil fuel technologies. The following will give you a little history on how far back and how easy HHO technology would be. Be sure to watch the video and leave your thoughts at the end of the article.

Water for Gas Report

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Hydrogen vs Ethanol, Check and Checkmate

After all the buzz about the new water for fuel technology, which actually is a concept that was first discovered more than two centuries ago, way back in 1800 as a matter of fact. I wanted to take a close look at some important facts.
With all the ads and websites talking about using hydrogen Fuel abstracted from water and ethanol, which was the poster boy for alternative fuels not even a year ago, now not even being mentioned I decided it would be good to compare this old hydrogen fuel technology to that of the benefits of ethanol.
A refocus on Hydrogen as I’m sure you can deduce was brought about by the recent fuel crises where were paying 300% more for gasoline and diesel than we did less than a generation ago. When you think crisis, a 300% increase in cost should have its own picture of a gas pump in the dictionary saying “I’m Crisis” … but, I digress.
So lets jump right into it.
Ethanol not long ago was being proclaimed the future of alternative fuel sources by many experts around the world. It makes sense because ethanol is renewable, being derived from growing corn crops for the most part. It is a much cleaner burning fuel than gasoline or diesel and it is far cheaper to produce than both.
Ethanol burns well and slightly cooler because its molecules contain oxygen and this extra amount of Oxygen also seems to help gasoline burn cleaner when the two types of fuels are blended. This blend can reduce pollution in many older cars by up to 25% which makes Ethanol great for the environment.
All of these benefits obviously get Ethanol a “check” when it comes to its “worthwhileness” as an alternative fuel source.
Now, from my research comparing Ethanol to Hydrogen as fuel sources to run your automobile is as big a jump toward the positive as ethanol is a big positive jump over gasoline or diesel.
To start, hydrogen burns almost 100% cleanly. Its only residue is H20 with no pollution being deposited into our atmosphere whatsoever. So you have to give Hydrogen a bigger mark over ethanol when it comes to reducing pollution.
Hydrogen is also renewable. Remember, HHO when burned as a fuel the hydrogen that is not consumed and passes through merely combines with oxygen molecules in the air to produce H20, which again can be used to extract more HHO gas from. Talk about renewable.
Hydrogen from water is free, for the most part at least. Once you have your auto’s conversion kit is installed the only thing else you need to do is add some distilled water and a bit of backing soda.
A quart or a liter of water remarkably will produce a 1833 gallons of HHO gas that you auto can utilize for some 900 miles of driving.
So is there a cost involved, well yeah if you want to move the decimal point over about 3 or 4 positions, but in real world computations it’s basically a free fuel source. But, how well does it improve you MPG…
Hydrogen when blended with your car’s Gasoline or Diesel fuels will make your car run quieter, more efficient and will create far less pollution. To top it all off, hydrogen hybrid car owners are reporting as much as 50% better fuel efficiency.
What that means to us in dollars is that it’s like filling up your tank for half the price or if you are accustomed to having to fill up once per week, you could drive further between fill ups and only have to fill up once every “other” week.
In conclusion, ethanol is a great contender, much, much better than any fossil fuel and it does get a “check” for all of its benefits, but hydrogen fuel, free fuel taken from water gets the Checkmate!

About the Author:

Michael Littles is a big supporter of the continued development of Hydrogen as a fuel source. You can learn all about Hydrogen and how to use it as an alternative fuel source simply by visiting:“>http://www.H2O-n2fuel.com\”> http://www.H2O-n2fuel.com