WATCH: People will do just about anything to save on fuel
This motorist is filmed using a special pill to help save some money at the fuel pump...
Disclaimer: We do not believe the act you are about to see is beneficial in any way. The video is purely for educational purposes - so you can stay informed.
Motorists are willing to do just about anything to save money on fuel, even if it means popping pills inside the fuel tank.
In a viral video that was uploaded on TikTok, a female driver is seen at the petrol station inserting a pill inside her own car's fuel tank before the actual petrol goes in. This is in a bid to make sure that the petrol lasts longer.
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The woman informs viewers about how paying R100 for a pill would be enough to save you money in the long run.
"Pour it, when its full I’ll drive in it and will show what happens to the kilometers," said the woman in the video.
According to Wheels24, a fuel saving pill was introduced back in 2007.
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However, the Automobile Association (AA) has put out a warning of the risks that could be involved. AA spokesperson Johan Jonck has informed and warned motorists of using all types of gimmicks.
Rather listen to vehicle experts when it comes to your car, please.
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