Government To Guarentee Car Warrenty

Environmentally Friendly Fuel Saver, 'The Edge,' Earns Patent Approval

Westlake Village, CA (PRWEB) August 23, 2011

As of August 4th 2011, Mile Edge Plus is proud to announce that the patent on their revolutionary product, The Edge, has been approved by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The Edge is a precision product that is installed to the intake of a car or truck in order to dramatically improve the airflow to the vehicle’s engine. The product is made to be a green option for drivers by helping them get more gas for their buck and to help reduce their vehicle’s emissions. Mile Edge Plus encourages individuals to try The Edge not only to save money, but to lower the driver’s carbon footprint as well.

After years in development and product testing, The Edge has finally received the government patent approval it has been waiting for, and the crew at Mile Edge Plus couldn’t be happier. Lynn Richard, the Sr. Vice President of Mile Edge Plus Inc. stated, “We at Mile Edge Plus are very pleased to be awarded this patent , but not surprised. Our hope is that people will understand that the reason we were awarded this patent is because we are different from anything else on the market!”

“The patent itself establishes, The Edge as a truly unique product and unlike any other device.” Richard adds, “Our product is not involved with gimmicks such as “swirling the air”, duct tape, or magnets! Our unique design, simply stated, allows us to “smooth” & introduce substantially more oxygen into the throttle body or air intake tube, which increases torque & mpg , while decreasing harmful emissions.”

The Edge, uses Venturi technology to increase airflow to the vehicle’s engine, coupled with its exclusive forward curvature causing a vacuum, which reduces air restriction. This increase in airflow is made to result in dramatically better fuel mileage, throttle response, and overall vehicle performance. The crew at Mile Edge Plus has confirmed that vehicles using The Edge fuel saver will gain an average of 5 to 15% more miles per gallon, and can be substantiated by Dyno test results made available from two well known testing services.

Bankruptcy, Car Warranties, & Resale Value

Our economy has gotten so bad over the last few years that many large companies are filing some type of bankruptcy. There are 2 types of bankruptcy plans that may be involved. Chapter 7 which means the company can keep operating their business while trying to pay off their debts at a lesser amount agreed upon with their creditors. Chapter eleven means that they totally close down all operations of the business and none of the creditors will get paid for the debts. Also, the employment rate has risen sky-high during the past year to the highest it is ever been making things even worse.

Many different types of companies are being forced into bankruptcy during the slump our economy is in these days. The large auto companies fall into that group also. If you have purchased a new vehicle over the past few years this probably hasn’t affected you yet. This is because the auto companies have been allowed to file what is called a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. This means that the company can actually remain operating as usual while at the same time trying to reorganize their business in order to pay off its debt. This doesn’t give them a guarantee that they will not have to file a Chapter eleven bankruptcy in the future.

A further exciting thing relevant to this content. Take for instance what happened to a large company last year that filed a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Due to the fact that they couldn’t meet the requirements regarding a Chapter 7 and keep their business operating, they were forced to file a Chapter eleven bankruptcy which ended all of their operations completely. This means to those who have recently purchased vehicles from this auto company that they’ll be left out in the cold with no dealer to back them up regarding their car’s warranty , future parts that may be needed, etc. It is actually been a very long time since any carmaker was forced to close its doors to business. We know that the car’s resale value will greatly diminish but have no statistics showing just how much and when.

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