Rising Gas Prices Spark Increase in Ads for Fuel Saving Devices

Now that gasoline prices have topped $2.00 a gallon, Wisconsin Consumer Protection says to expect more and more ads to appear for gas-saving devices for cars. As Sandra Harris reports, buyers should beware…

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Rising Gas Prices Spark Increase in Ads for Fuel Saving Devices

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