An idling car is remarkably inefficient, and gets zero miles per gallon. Luckily, idle-stop systems might be the next step in car technology, saving drivers millions of dollars. Join Scott and Ben as they break down the science behind idle-stop systems.

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An idling car is remarkably inefficient, and gets zero miles per gallon. Luckily, idle-stop systems might be the next step in car technology, saving drivers millions of dollars. Join Scott and Ben as they break down the science behind idle-stop systems.

Idle-Stop Systems

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