These habits can
save you trips to the pump, which means more money in your wallet.
Ease up on the gas
pedal. Fuel mileage decreases when you exceed 50 mph. Accelerate gently and
brake softly so you don’t wear out your brakes and tires.
Lighten your load.
Using your trunk or backseat as storage weighs you down, which slows you
down and burns more fuel. For daily use, limit what’s in your trunk to an
emergency kit and tools for roadside repairs.
Cut down on wind resistance.
Bulky rooftop carriers make your engine work harder than it should. When going on trips, try to
pack as much in your car as possible.
Cruise-control:
Activate! Maintaining your speed with this handy feature keeps you from using
additional fuel for frequent acceleration.
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