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3 Reasons Why Commuters Should Embrace Diesel
We’ve all been subject to the whims of unstable gas prices for years. They go up, down, and back up, with no discernible reasons why. Dissatisfaction...
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Seven Reasons Why Your Next Commuter Car Should be a Diesel
Diesels are more popular in Europe than gasoline-powered cars, accounting for more than 50 percent of all cars sold. Yet, in the United States, the...
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4 Biggest Misconceptions About Diesel Today
Electric cars and hybrid cars get the lion’s share of media coverage as our country tries to find ways to end the dependency of cars on petroleum....
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Eight Reasons Why Commuters Shouldn't be Afraid of Switching to Diesel
Have no fear about buying your next car with a modern diesel engine. Diesel fuel is denser than gasoline, so it provides better fuel economy -...
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Why Car Companies Are Producing More Diesel Cars and Trucks in 2014
In February of 2013, Chrysler announced it would offer a diesel engine in its standard duty Ram truck. Detroit analysts see this as another strong...
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Diesel vs. Gasoline: Which Engine is a Better Fit for You?
Consumers are taking a second look at diesel-powered cars.
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Forget Hybrid, Think Diesel
You are ready to buy a new car. You’d like to be more environmentally-friendly, but you have a long commute and an all-electric plug-in car will not...
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Generator Owners: How to Tell if You Have a Diesel Fuel Fungus Problem
Generator owners all want one thing from their unit - for it to run on-demand, all the time. Since generators are, by and large, high quality...
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Fuel Contaminants: Rounding up the Usual Suspects
Gasoline and diesel fuels from the refinery are fairly pure mixtures that are designed to work well in today's modern engines. Sometimes certain...
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Diesel Fuel Treatment - Who's Using What?
We saw a study back in January commissioned by the Freedonia Group of Ohio which predicted global demand for fuel additives would rise 5% a year each...