really hard to believe

yes,I believe that its possible. I think car makers should look into making cars that are better on gas. And they could produce a product thats better on gas than are being made today. They just dont want to change and spend money unless they really have to.

Let me think. . .the technology was developed by his grandpappy back during the war, there is no indication that he has any patents, there is no indication of an evaluation by a credible organization (ie. Consumer Union, the ME Dept of a major University), and we don't get to look under the hood.

Somehow this technology has escaped the attention of the auto manufacturers of Germany, Japan, Korea, and India for the last several decades (I did not include the US manufacturers because they have not seemed to care about quality, high mileage vehicles until forced ito it by the Japanese).

If it is an electronic vehicle it might get INFINITE gasoline mileage if you ignore the cost to charge and replace batteries, but the range and purchase price might be unacceptable. If it is a hybrid, we are asked to believe that he has beat Honda and Toyota at their game.

Do I believe it gets 110 MPG with good speed and acceleration?

NO WAY!

I tend to think that it is possible. This is running on a corn derritive that has been available for a very long time. There is a factory that is located in Franklin Kentucky that makes this fuel. The problem is the manufacturers would loose too much income from changiung all the vehicles over to this fuel and it is probably going to take some time to bring enough factories into play to produce the fuel. The fuel would reduce the corn available for consumption on the market for food and that could impact the consumable commodities markets. YES IT IS POSSIBLE, but is it a viable idea at the moment. No.