Article Directory :: Automotive Articles Make Your Gas Count - Get Better Gas Mileage with These Tips By Stephen Long Republish: EasyPublish™ Published: 20Jul2008 Word count: 475 Viewed: 176 time(s) Get Free Content For Your Site Over the past fuel months, fuel prices have been reaching record highs across the United States. This can really cramp your budget, and many people are looking for ways to make their gas count. Now is a great time to start exploring ways that you can get better gas mileage and start saving money. So, here are some great tips that will help you get better gas mileage and save some money so the price at the gas pump won't hurt you quite so much. Tip #1 - Purchase a Car that is Fuel Efficient - One of the main ways that you can get better gas mileage is to go with a car that is fuel efficient. If you're driving around a big SUV or pickup truck, if you don't really need it, it may be time to downsize. Going with a car that is more fuel efficient can definitely help you to save a huge amount of money. So, when you're looking for a new car, make sure you find out about the fuel economy before you buy. Tip #2 - Consolidate All Your Trips - Consolidating your trips is important as well if you want to get better gas mileage. Instead of doing several different errands at different times, try consolidating them instead. If you know that you have to go pick up your children from school, then consider dropping by the grocery store along the way as well. It can really help you to save. Tip #3 - Keep Moderate Speeds - Driving at more moderate speeds can also help you to save money and get better gas mileage too. When you accelerate slowly and break slowly, keeping your speed more consistent and moderate, you'll be able to make your car more efficient on gas. Avoid speeding as well, which can really cost you at the pump. Tip #4 - Avoid Stopping as Much as Possible - If you don't have to, don't stop. Try to do everything possible to hit the lights green, since it really eats gas to have to stop and start over and over again. Try to anticipate the lights so that you don't have to stop unless necessary. This can really make a big difference in the fuel economy that you get. Tip #5 - Try Additions to Your Tank - There are additions out there that you can add to your tank to help you get better gas mileage as well. Many of these tank additions are easily added to your gas tank and they are supposed to help you get better gas mileage on your car. Not only can they help to increase gas mileage, but some of them may even help you to reduce the emissions from your vehicle as well, which is great for the environment. Many gas tank additives today can help the environment and your wallet at the same time. Save hundreds on gas. To learn more about water for gas technology and how you too can build your own water for gas powered car, visit http://www.convertwater4fuel.com for all the SECRETS of Water Car Technology EasyPublish™ this article - publishers click here More articles by Stephen Long

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