Update: Texas Attorney General Shuts Down Bioperformance
As gas prices skyrocket, folks are looking for ways to get better gas mileage, but AAA sees nothing close to claims.
The net is also buzzing with lawsuit talk about this product and Chevrolet customer relations manager says product may void car warranty.
Jennifer Vera, customer relations manager, said, in part:
"Chevrolet does not recommend ... adding additives such as the BioPerformance fuel pill after (a vehicle) has left the assembly plant.
"Changes may adversely affect the vehicle and possibly result in operational problems. This could result in the voiding of specific items covered under the ... warranty.
In response:
BioPerformance Inc. is not mentioned by name in any government report - it is actually the "opinion" of a Chevrolet manager. I personally have spoken to mechanics who find BioPerformance Fuel to be a solid, factful, and great product. Thousands of BioPerformance User Testimonials can verify that it works.
Posted by: Adrian | April 27, 2006 at 08:24 PM
It does work try it you wont regret it. I been in it for 3 weeks. I've saved over $50 at the pump in my '03 f-150, and on top of it made $400.
Posted by: ty | April 28, 2006 at 08:02 PM
It's kind of hard for me to believe that a pill can save u $$ in gas by just dropping it in your gas tank. I honestly don't believe it and if it works so great the oil companies would have purchased this company and their product would have never hit the market. Think about it
Posted by: John Richardson | May 15, 2006 at 12:38 PM