There is a new guide teaching you how to run your car on water that is out right now, called Water Car Pro. It teaches you how to convert your car into a water burning hybrid. So let's go through some of the feedback it's received.

Water Car Pro review #2

An interesting review is at watercarz.com. The guys over there apparently used Water Car Pro to convert an ordinary Toyota Camry to run on water. Their results are interesting, and they have got quite a few results from it.

The gas costs have reduced dramatically, by 45%. This represents a heck of a lot of savings if you drive your car a lot. You could make back your investment pretty fast if you drive your car a lot.

One thing they got out of converting their car with Water Car Pro is a higher MPG (miles per gallon). Apparently the camry normally gets around 30 MPG in city driving, which is fairly average. However, after being converted by Water Car Pro, it is now performing at 43-45MPG in city driving. An MPG meter was used for the test.

Water Car Pro review #1

This review (by forgetfuel.com) is interesting, because it seems that whole site has Water Car Pro as their highest recommendation. According to them, the guide has quite a lot of diagrams, and is written in a very straightforward manner.

The funny thing about the site with this review is that the whole site is designed to review Water Car Pro, and they don't seem to review anything else.

The simplicity of Water Car Pro does seem to be one of the main things going for it. This review also mentions how the founder of Water Car Pro, Oliver South, has actually converted his BMW to run on water, which is interesting.