Choosing a more fuel efficient car
According to the United States Department of Energy, the difference in the amount you’ll pay in gas purchases for a car that gets 20 miles per gallon and a car that gets 30 miles per gallon is over $650 for the average driver.
(Their estimates assume a fuel cost of […]

Six Ways to Drive More Efficiently
Of all the elements that can be manipulated to reduce the amount of fuel you use, the way that you drive is the one you have the most control over.
Buying an efficient car, keeping it in the best of shape, and doing the most diligent trip planning can save […]

Trip Planning to Save Gas
Another gas-saving tip from the US Department of Energy encourages more effective trip planning. They advise that saving gas by planning your route involves not just taking fewer trips when you can, but what you take, what’s in or on your car, and where it is placed.
For example, you can […]

How Keeping Your Car Healthy Can Save Gas
According to the US Department of Energy, one of the ways you can save gas - and money when gas prices are high - is to keep your car in tip top shape.
This involves four main tips.

Use the right grade of Motor Oil. This can improve […]

Using fuel more efficiently can help prevent breakdowns that result from running out of gas.
As awareness of the many issues of petroleum-powered vehicles become more widespread sources of controversy, many US motorists have become more curious about how to use less gas when driving. Reasons range from environmental to political concerns.
The United States Department of […]