Gas prices are creeping upward nationally, but for car buyers who are opting to go the leasing route, worrying about them might soon be a thing of the past. On average, a year’s worth of gas on a three-year lease can account for $6,000 in gas costs, and that’s where Super Gas Me comes in.
The recently developed mobile app preloads the gas expense into a lease contract, and helps users save 20% at the pump. The platform, according to the video posted below, connects car factories, dealerships, gas stations and customers, tracks gas-consumption behavior, and suggests what gas station is closest and cheapest.
Users don’t even have to whip out their plastic: All they have to do is scan their smartphone, and move on down the road. Using GPS, Super Gas Me can advertise in-store products, and sell targeted ads for said products.
The video suggests asking for Super Gas Me “the next time you buy a Honda,” but it isn’t clear whether the app is actually being used by any automakers yet, and an inquiry made to Super Gas Me’s founder Yonathan Faber went unanswered.
