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I read Gary Perkin's post above - While I agree that hydrogen power may be around the corner, I do not believe that vehicles today have the ability run on water. Like many people, I keep stumbling across all these websites about running cars on water. Everywhere you look you will find one or more ads about the topic - seems to me like the company is competing with itself to make $47.97. Out of curiosity, I spoke to my mechanic at BMW and I asked him if he had seen these ads and if so what he thought about them. He told me that even if it were possible to extract hydrogen from water to fuel a vehicle today, the existing mechanics of a vehicle were not designed to work with water. Point blank - it would severely damage the vehicle and would cost thousands of dollars worth of damage. I drive a 2007 BMW X5 and there is no way I would ever put water in my gas tank, nor would I ever make a change to my vehicle to let me put it any place else. If anyone is interested, my mechanic did say that there is a product called Envirochip that they have been putting on some of their other customers’ vehicles. According to them, the chip has allows them to use 85 octane gas without having to add fuel additives. As we all know, that is about a $0.20 savings per gallon. So, I did my homework and found where to buy one, and now I am using regular gas in my car (without problems) and am I saving money each time I fuel up, plus I’m getting better mileage.