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Filipino-Developed Diesel Additive Brings Back Lost Power, Improves Fuel Efficiency

By Raymond Young | March 22, 2006 - 12:00am

Diesel engines are indeed the wave of the future, and are the preferred power plant type of the commercial vehicle sector. Aside from being efficient, powerful, and economical, the promise of being able to derive...

Motoring