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Sales of gas-saving gadgets rise with gas prices
With fuel prices soaring, sales of products designed to boost gas mileage are also rising -- even though the government says they're not worth the money.
The products range from devices that fit inside an engine's air intake valve to fuel additives. Their makers claim they boost mileage by helping gasoline burn more efficiently.
"The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) has tested...
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