Consumers Report on the Success of The Tornado Gas Saving Device

This is a Press Release from the company.

SANTA FE SPRINGS, Calif., Sept. 13 -- As gas prices have skyrocketed this year in the U.S., consumers have been looking for ways to save money at the gas pump. The overwhelming report from consumers, in unsolicited feedback to Tornado Air Management Systems, is that the gas saving device delivers on its promise of fuel savings.

Al Faulkner of Florida freely admits that as an engineer he is intrigued by new devices. He is also quite skeptical as to the veracity of their claims. "I was uncertain about the Tornado before I had it put on my vehicle," commented Faulkner. But with a 30-day money back guarantee, he figured he "had nothing to lose." Faulkner had the device professionally installed on his 1999 Chevy Silverado Z-71 and began to notice an immediate improvement in gas mileage. He went from a baseline mileage of 15 mpg to 16.3 mpg, or nearly a 10 percent improvement in fuel economy. "With the amount of miles I drive and with gas at a $1.70 or more, it (Tornado) is going to pay for itself in about 4 months," said Faulkner. He's already sent another friend to have the Tornado installed and sent an e-mail to other friends with the test results.

"About a year ago my husband purchased a Tornado from Murray's Auto Parts and installed it on his 1996 Mercury Cougar," reports Fran Imonen of Michigan. "It worked so well that I had him get one and install it on my vehicle, a 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis, which got terrible gas mileage. Since installing the Tornado I am getting between 2.5 to 3.9 miles per gallon more than before. The difference is between city and highway driving." She concludes, "The Tornado has saved us a lot of money."

Zach Biel of Waukegan, Ill. drives his 2001 Oldsmobile Alero around the busy Chicago area where gas prices have hovered near $2 per gallon this year. Interested in getting better gas mileage, Biel visited Tornado's website and saw test results for a GM vehicle with the same V6 engine as his vehicle. The Tornado test results showed mileage improvement of 4 per miles per gallon. Biel purchased a Tornado and said he experienced similar results, going from 16 mpg to 20 mpg after installing the Tornado. "Since then I have been telling everyone I know that if they purchase the Tornado, I will install it for them!"

Tornado is a turbine shaped device that is typically installed near the air intake unit on today's modern, fuel-injected vehicles. Once in place, Tornado helps a vehicle achieve a better mix of air and fuel, resulting in both mileage and horsepower improvement.

Priced at an M.S.R.P. of $69, TORNADO is environmentally friendly and has a limited lifetime warranty. It is available at leading auto parts and specialty distributors, including NAPA, Pep Boys, Driver F/X (Keystone Automotive), Murray's, and JC Whitney. For more information, contact Jay Kim, President, TORNADO Air Management, 9728 Alburtis Avenue, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670, phone 562-205-3000, fax 562-205-3001, or visit http://www.tornadoair.com/.