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Daily Fuel Economy Tip
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Daily Tips on How to Improve Your Vehicle's Gas Mileage and Fuel Economy to Save You Money at the Pump
- Added on: Apr 20th, 2006
- Country: United States
- Language: English
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Gasoline Prices up 40% in Past 12 Months
The national average price gasoline has remained relatively flat over the past week – as it has for nearly a month – however, the 12 month price increase continues to soar. The national average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasol...
Gasoline Prices Relatively Flat For the Week, Up 25% in Past 12 Months
The price of a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline remained relatively flat over the past week, however, the year-over-year price increase continues to climb higher. Currently, the national average price of a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline is $2...
Gas Prices up 20% from Last Year
The price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline fell three cents over the past week, however the current price is still roughly 20% higher than it was just one year ago. As of this morning, the national average price of gasoline stood at $2.65 pe...
Gas Prices Now Higher Than a Year Ago
The national average price of a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline has been on a steady climb over the past month as there have been signs of stabilization in the economy, along with the price of oil hitting 12 month highs and the value of the dolla...
American Cars Can’t Shake Their “Not Good Enough” Image
For many years it has been widely believed that if you wanted to buy a quality car that would be reliable for years to come, you should avoid the big three American car manufacturers and buy something foreign. While the American car makers did little...
GPS Systems Can Cut Your Carbon Footprint (and Your Commute)
According to a recent study released by NAVTEQ, the average U.S. driver that uses a GPS system with real-time traffic updates is able to cut nearly 4 days off of their annual commute as well as decrease their carbon footprint by over 21%. Both of the...
I own a Ford Ka and as a student it has been a really cost-effective choice. It has pretty good fuel economy and with careful gear change it does a decent mpg (for London) around 50 mpg. With rising fuel costs I think it is important to use the right fuel as illustrated by Shell’s latest ad campaign
http://youtube.com/watch?v=TiDgDzjFBRM
I think high quality fuel definitely goes further…any thoughts on the best fuel to use?
Posted: July 8th, 2008 | Report This Comment