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The FTC enforces several rules for labeling and advertising fuels, oils, and cars. The FTC also brings law enforcement actions against marketers that make false or unsubstantiated energy-saving and other advertising claims for automotive products.

These web pages are designed to explain the labels consumers see on automotive fuel dispensers and alternative fueled vehicles, and provide information to consumers who are considering buying a car, filling it up, or improving their gas mileage. These pages also provide businesses with guidance on the labeling and advertising of fuels and vehicles.

FTC Issues Final Rule Regarding Labeling Requirements for Biodiesel Fuels (June 18, 2008)
[Press Release] [Federal Register Notice]

FTC Issues Federal Register Notice Regarding Labeling Requirements for Biodiesel Fuels (March 4, 2008)
[Press Release]

The Commission seeks comments on its "Guide Concerning Fuel Economy Advertising for New Automobiles (the Fuel Economy Guide)" (May 4, 2007)
[Press Release] [Federal Register Notice] [Public Comments]  

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