The Comprehensive Guide To Saving Money on Gas

Step 10 Conclusion

Well guys and girls, that's it. Hopefully these tips can help transform that gas guzzling monster in your drive way to something a little more manageable. When all of these methods are employed, most people can -easily- double their mileage, some can far exceed double.

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Comments

[Gabriel_0147]

Good hints!. Still, a very important one has been missed (i guess): get a low mpg car. Imported Europeans are the best/more common on fuel saving.

For instance, I have a little Citroen (diesel, 5 seats, 1992) in which I ride every day to university. Most is country roads, but include some city traffic and a few pedal-to-the-metal moments. I never went below 52 mpg (us gallons). Back in the 90s, an advertised announced a best of 64 mpg for this car. It held a record for economy until 2008, lost for a Peugeot HDI)

Cars that go below 25mpg are quite rare in Europe. They're either big luxury cars, US cars, or pre80's. Maybe because we rely on small blocks, I don't know....

[Hmff]

That was an ok way to save on gass but we need more modifcasons than driveing habits.

[Joenavy85]

the problem is there are only so many mods that will help, I'll be doing an instructable later this summer on mods I'm doing to my jeep. I currently get around 26 MPG on the highway in my '05 Jeep Liberty and the EPA tested it at 21 MPG on the Highway (an almost 20% increase). And that was mostly from changing my driving habits.

[zim]

Excellent Job! I've been doing a lot of these for a while now, but you have done well to get them together so well.