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  • Your Fuel Economy Suffers in Cold Temperatures
    Winter conditions put a tremendous strain on your car and on your driving. Winter also puts a strain on your fuel economy. In order to prevent a decrease in your fuel economy you need to be aware of some specific issues with regard to your car and your driving in the winter.
  • You Can Save Over $200 Per Year By Switching Grades of Gas!
    Is higher octane gas worth the $208.00 increase in gas costs per year? Does the higher octane premium gas result in better mileage? Is better fuel economy attained by using premium gas? Does higher octane gas enable your car run better?
  • You Can Lower Your Gas Cost to 89 Cents For A Gallon Of Gas!
    89 cents was what one consumer paid, while $1.09 was what another paid for a gallon of gas. You can find out how buyers have cut their price of gas to crazy levels. They used the same strategy used when they purchased non gas items. This explains how.
  • Winter Strategies To Improve Gas Mileage
    Winter doesn't just bring cold weather and snow, it also brings it's own particular problems to maintaining and improving gas mileage. Here are two specific things you should to do in the winter to sustain good fuel economy.
  • Trying To Improve Gas Mileage Too Much Can Be Dangerous
    There is some very bad advice out there in regards to improving your gas economy. I recently saw an article from the Washington Post. It talked about a strategy called hypermiling. While some of the tips presented were useful and favorable ways to save gas, such as being easy on the gas pedal, others were just plain hazardous.
  • The Myth That Using Nitrogen Increases Fuel Economy
    Using nitrogen as a way to save gas seems to be gaining some popularity. It is used as an alternative to air in filling tires . The simple fact that retailers such as Costco are now offering nitrogen for your tires certainly suggests that the notion is becoming more mainstream. Air is free. Nitrogen costs almost $10 per tire at many retailers. Is nitrogen worth the extra expense? Here are some answers.
  • The Biggest Cause of Poor Fuel Economy!
    There is one driving condition that is the single biggest gas robber. You must constantly fight this gas robber to keep it from stealing your fuel. When ever you drive you experience this problem.
  • The Argument for Saving Gas Using Nitrogen
    There seems to be a bit of a controversy as to whether nitrogen can help you save gas. The advocates claim if you fill your tires with nitrogen you will save gas. This is what they say:
  • Take Care of Your Oil If You Want To Save Gas!
    A car that is performing at it's peak will get the optimum fuel economy. If conditions of the engine deteriorate, it will loose peak performance which will then cause you to use more gas and spend more money. Oil is critical in preventing engine deterioration. Good fuel economy and proper management of the oil in your engine go hand in hand.
  • Summer Driving Tip:Save $200 in Gas by Checking Tire Pressure!
    One of the quickest ways to rob a car of efficient gas consumption is to neglect the tires. There are a number of different ways tires can affect your car's fuel saving performance. Making sure you are riding on properly inflated tires is probably the easiest way to save money on gas.
  • Stop Burning a Hole in Your Pocket Warming Your Car in Winter
    Winter is a difficult time for drivers. It does it's best to wreak havoc on your gas mileage. You may be playing the part of an unwitting ally to winter's effect on your fuel economy. Improperly warming your car up could be burning a hole in your pocket.
  • Spend Less on Gas Without the Need to Change Your Driving!
    There are many ways you can try to reduce your expense of gasoline purchases without having to consider changing the way you drive. You can utilize these strategies without having to modify or service your car. These methods entail the intelligent buying and proper management of your gasoline purchases.
  • Save Money and Not Harm Your Car! Go Generic at the Gas Pump!
    As the price of gas continues to spiral upward more and more consumers are considering using generic gas from gas stations that are not affiliated with international gas companies. The question in many consumers minds is, will I be getting the same quality of gas from XYZ station as I would get from Exxon or Shell? Will the XYZ gas be OK for my car?
  • Save Gas and Money: a Few Tricks
    1. The evening or morning is the time to buy your gasoline.
  • Save Gas and Money by Organizing Your Fill Ups
    There are only two ways to save money on fuel, pay less and use less. If you have the ability to plan ahead and organize your driving you can use less fuel, pay the best price and maximize your savings. Organizing when and where you purchase your gasoline will reduce the amount of fuel you use and the price you pay for it.
  • More Deceptive Claims for Fuel Saving Devices!
    Because of rising gas prices you may be looking for an easy way to improve your gas economy. You may be considering one of the many gas saving devices on the market. The FTC (Federal Trade Commission), has a warning: be very skeptical of claims made by the sellers and manufacturers of gas saving devices or additives. The federal government has evaluated over 100 fuel enhancing and fuel economy products and not a single one of them did what their advertising claimed.
  • How To Save on Gas Without Changing Your Driving Habits
    There are a lot of ways you can work to reduce your expense of fuel purchases without changing the way you drive. You can utilize a lot of these strategies without the need to modify or service your vehicle. These methods are basic and logical and teach you to treat gas like anything else you buy.
  • How to save 14% on your gas costs!
    There is a way that you can save from 3% to 14% on gas purchases. This strategy requires no special gadgets or fuel additives and does not require you to change your driving habits or your car.
  • How to Save $100 to $200 in Gas Just by Checking Your Tires.
    Keeping your tires at the recommended PSI (Pounds per square inch) can save you 4% on your annual gas costs. That could save the average family between $100 and $200 dollars per year. Here is how you determine and maintain the correct tire pressure.
  • How the Internet Can Help You Lower Your Gas Costs
    There are a number of ways to lower your overall expense of gas purchases. You can do it without changing your driving habits or adding anything to your car. The most basic of these ways is to locate the gas stations that have the best prices.
  • How a Few Simple Checks Can Save Gas and Save Money
    Most people don't know that problems with the way their car performs can end up costing them good fuel economy. If the car you drive is not running at its best then you are loosing money and fuel economy every time you drive.
  • Extra Profit for Car and Gas Companies When You Buy Premium Gas!
    Gas companies and auto makers love it when you buy premium gas. They like it so much that they try to perpetuate myths about premium gas. Myths like premium gas will lead to better fuel economy. Myths like premium gas will make your car perform better. Why do the gas companies and auto makers like premium so much?
  • Don't Let Gas Prices Spoil Your Summer Travel - Tips to Save Gas
    As gasoline prices continue to set records and you find yourself spending more and more money at the gas pump, the prospect of taking that driving vacation trip seems more expensive than ever. You can travel and not break your budget on gas.
  • Do You Really Know Your Annual Cost of Gas?
    How much do you spend on gas over a 12 month period? If you know, you are unusual. As the price of gas increases so has your yearly gasoline cost. Gasoline has become one of the major components of your family budget. In order to maintain a proper family budget you really need to know how much you are spending for gas during the year. Most drivers are familiar with the amount of money it costs to fill the car but few can state with certainty the total spent per year.
  • Changing Your Parking Habits to improve Gas Mileage
    You can improve your gas mileage just by changing the way you park your car. It is one of the many easy and simple things you can do to increase your fuel mileage.
  • Can Nitrogen Gas Save Fuel for Your Car?
    There is a new strategy that everyone is talking about to save gas and money and more. Actually it is using one type of gas to save another type of gas. The gas you save is the liquid gas you fuel your car with. The gas you would use is nitrogen instead of air.
  • Beware of Fuel Pill Schemes!
    Have you seen lots of ads for pills that you add to your gas tank and magically you will get 10, 20 and even 30% better fuel economy? There was a product made by Bioperformance. These pills were known as fuel pills or gas pills.
  • Beware of Deceptive Advertising Claims for Gas Saving Devices
    There are all kinds of gas saving devices being advertised now. Do a search in Google and you will find that google finds 1.5 million web pages concerning fuel saving devices. As with any situation where people smell money, unscrupulous individuals are always ready to steal your money with the latest scam.
  • A Costly Mistake at The Gas Pump You Can Avoid!
    A mistake that many drivers make when filling their gas tank is to overfill it. In other words when the gas pump nozzle clicks off automatically,do you keep pumping trying to add as much more gas as you can? Do you add more gas after the shutoff to round out the dollar amount of the total. In either case this habit is most likely costing you money and is bad for the environment.
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