tips on saving gas
#15
http://www.gasolinecreditcards.com/e...and-resources/
Using this for a week I got 36mpg city/street. But I guess my foot gained all of it's weight back.
Using this for a week I got 36mpg city/street. But I guess my foot gained all of it's weight back.
#16
#17
^This is not the norm. I average 25mpg in my '06 and I am in no way shape or form the type to drive like a grandma. I will pass 6+ cars if the first one is going under the speed limit 5mph and holding up traffic, lol
#19
6th Gear Member
What do you hope to add to your average fuel mileage with an additive? 1 MPG, maybe? If you've been keeping strict records of your fuel mileage by filling up and then hand calculating, you'll have a reasonable baseline to work from. It usually takes about 50 fill-ups/calculations to even BEGIN to get a decent baseline. Otherwise, anything you do can't be properly judged as an improvement.
Of course, you can spend a few hundred dollars on something that might save you 1 MPG and then you're break-even point might be in a few years.
Of course, you can spend a few hundred dollars on something that might save you 1 MPG and then you're break-even point might be in a few years.
#20
As my grandma once said when asked about the cost of fuel going up.... I don't see what all the fuss is about. I go to the gas station and put $20 in and I'm done. It's always cost $20 and it still does.
We own Mustangs... when did gas mileage become a concern?
We own Mustangs... when did gas mileage become a concern?