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Fuel Economy Secrets

Well - it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out what that'l do to prices at the gas pump. Ouch.

I don't know about anyone else but, I don't see buying a $30grand hybrid as an economy move, yet. But my 6,800 pound vehicle punches a pretty big hole in the air and when I put 34 gallons of gas in it (it holds 36 gallons) my credit card company calls to make sure it's really me speding that much money.

Improve Fuel Economy...

I've already given in and started riding the commuter train to work. But thats the only place I go where the train is an option. So, I did some research and put together a little something to help myself save on gas.

Of course, I had to brag a bit to my friends and then they wanted to know how I did it.

So - here it is.

Don't go Broke Buying Gas For Your Car, Truck or SUV!

You don't need to go broke to drive your vehicle! "Learn How To Conserve Gas and Save Money!"

"Hey - you don't have to be a Cheap Person To Make The Most Out Of The Fuel Economy In Your Tank" Who are they trying to con?

HOW much for ONE gallon of gas? $3.79? Who else remembers for the day when you could fill your tank for ten bucks?

Look - I just spent $15 to buy gas to mow my lawn a couple of times. And I don't have a big yard.

But gas prices are on their way up. Sure, they go up and down. They go up a dollar and then down 50 cents...

... to condition us to think 50 cents more is a good deal!

For those of us who have to drive back and forth to work everyday - in gas guzzling traffic - every penny hurts.

So with the ever-raising costs of filling your tank full of gas, there's no shame in cutting every corner to save a buck. All a person needs is the know-how, the tips and tricks, the truth and not the old rumors...

...of how to make that tank last until next payday! I've written it all down for you and put it in a report I like to call...

Well - if YOU want to Know How the save Money and Use Less Gas go here:

  Gas Pump Savings ... Ways get More Gas at The Gas Pump!

Tips To Maximizing Fuel Economy In Today's Climate Of High Gas Prices
Bill Bolton

High costs at the pump have you troubled? Find yourself at the pump yet again dishing out another $50 - $100? Well, you're not alone. The rising price of gas is on most of our minds and pocketbooks these days leaving us wondering if and when there will be a reprieve.

Until gas prices do normalize, there are some things that you can do to stretch that next tank of gas. Here are 10 tips that should save you a few extra bucks at the pump:

1. Instead of running multiple errands, consolidate your trips into one thus eliminating significant and unnecessary travel.

2. In congested, urban areas, avoid rush hour traffic. Gridlock and its start and stop travel is one of the quickest ways to drain that gas tank.

3. Resist the temptation to drive alone. Carpool with your co-workers. Carpooling with three of your colleagues means you only drive every fourth week saving you a bundle in fuel costs over the course of a year.

4. In cold weather climates, have an engine block heater installed. This will reduce the amount of fuel needed to warm the car on those cold winter mornings.

5. Resist turning on the AC at the first sign of warm weather. Air conditioning burns up allot of fuel. If you're driving in the city, a better alternative is to roll down the windows and open all vents. Highway driving is a different story though. The drag from open windows can also result in your burning more fuel. If you have to, roll up the windows and place the AC on the lowest setting.

6. Remove roof racks and overhead carriers when not in use. The drag created by these will result in less fuel economy.

7. Remove any unnecessary weight from your vehicle that will cause the engine to work harder and use more fuel.

8. Ensure your vehicle is tuned up on a regular basis. A properly tuned vehicle operates more efficiently resulting in the consumption of less fuel.

9. Alter your driving style. Do you accelerate quickly from a starting position? Gradually accelerating until you've reached your optimum speed will result in a significant gas savings over the long haul.

10. Routinely have your brakes and tire pressure checked. Poorly working brakes can result in your vehicle working harder and using more fuel. The same for your tires, under or over inflated tires will result in the consumption of more fuel.

Following even just a few of these tips should save you some money.

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