Improve My Gas Mileage

There are several benefits to increasing your MPG, not just saving money. If you increase your MPG your:

- Saving the environment.
- Prolonging the life of your car, saving you money on repairs in the future, or when you decide to sell/trade-in.
- Saving you thousands of $$$ on gasoline annually.
- Less time wasted at the pumps.
- Helping the US become less reliant on Gas.

Remember in the beginning of this article when I said I increased my gas mileage by 52%? The guide I used is called "Modify your car to save gas using water". Water? Sounds lucrative eh? That's what I thought. Do your self a favor and check this book out. It's one of many books I've purchased on increasing gas mileage, but unlike the others, this one actually worked. I highly recommend this to anyone looking to save money on gas or interested in saving the environment.

If you're driving a car, the information in this book will save you about 1200$/year. If you're driving a truck or van, it will save you well over 2,000$/year. What book am I talking about? CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT

This ebook will show you everything you need to know, step by step, in order to DOUBLE your gas mileage. I'm horrible with cars and not so good at following directions, and I was still able to gain a 52% reduction in my gas mileage with the information in this book. Get your copy HERE.

The easiest way to improve your gas mileage doesn't involve a special accessory or tool, or anything at all for that matter. The easiest way to cut your MPG is changing your mindset. Although these tips won't give very noticeable results like the kit mentioned above will, you'll still notice a difference in your mileage. Here are some tips to increase your mileage:

- Save don't speed.
Pressing the gas pedal to the floor just so you can pump the break seconds later isn't sensible driving. Avoid accelerating too fast, and never exceed 70 MPH (your mpg plummets at this point.) Aggressive driving can cause your MPG to plummet up to 35%.

- Avoid Extensive idling at red-lights.
If you just stopped at an intersection and you know it's a long light, you can save some gas by turning off your car. This is only worth it if the light will be red longer than 25 seconds.

- Utilize Cruise Control
On a highway or interstate, make sure you use Cruise Control. It will surely save you mileage.

- Make use of Overdrive!
Most cars have a feature called "Over Drive" that lowers your engine speed and saves Gas. This will also reduce wear to your engine.

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