Evander Klum posted: Aimed at changing the perception of today’s diesel trucks and sponsored by Bandimere Speedway, the 5th Annual ATS Diesels on the Mountain/Truck Fest will be held on July 21-22. Featuring street legal diesel powered automobiles; this two day gathering is one of USAâ€℠more...
superficial37 posted: I currently drive a Diesel Jetta. I have been using regular, ‘ol fuel in if for about a year isince I bough it new. Can I just simply switch my fuel to biodiesel and if I need to switch back to regular diesel, will there be any issues with the maintenence of my car? more...
NittyNora(Dawn) posted: Some one told me yesterday that her friend filters his used cooking oil and puts it in his diesel engine. She said it smells like fish and chips when he drives down the street, she siad that lots of people are doing it now as it is a biofuel. And she said its legal which I more...
dennis james posted: Many consider biodiesel as the fuel of the future. It is hard not to have heard something about it, because more and more articles discuss its use. Biodiesel is mainly diesel that is not obtained by distilling oil, but from vegetable oil as well as some other sources. The mark more...
paouvous posted: Csaba Csere describes why diesel cars, even if they offer better mpg on the highway than hybrids, are not the solution for the US car market. An in depth review of the oil market and it’s fundamentals. more...
Vincent P Platania posted: Diesel power is popular all over the world, but not for the same reasons. In America, diesel power is traditionally used to power commercial and industrial vehicles and equipment. In Europe, it is used for the same purposes, and it is popular for use in regular vehicles more...
JOHN Y posted: Does anyone use biodiesel here and how efficient is it? In UK they sell it at all petrol stations, it is about 50p a litre vrs 125p for normal diesel. I might be getting confused with LPG, does anyone know anyting about this? more...
John Hartley posted: DIESELS are still gaining popularity in Europe, thanks to low gas mileage and good performance. The latest diesel cars can take on gasoline engined cars and come out on top! All turbocharged diesels generate much more torque than gasoline engines, so you get better mid-range ac more...
Andrew Bicknell posted: With the rising gas prices of today many people have begun to look for an alternative way to put fuel in their cars. A biodiesel kit fits the bill for many people who have started making this oil saving fuel in their own backyards. And why not make your own fuel, the hit to more...
