Gas For Less Money

Many people have the belief that turning off your engine and re-starting it uses a lot of gas. The truth is, it doesn’t use very much, and shutting your engine is one of the best gas mileage improvements you can make.

It’s probably a myth that goes back to the days when cars were equipped with [...]

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What can we do about gas prices? It seems as though they go up every week. In fact, many weeks they do!
Why are gas prices so high? The answer to that question gives the answer to the first question: supply & demand. Supply - the amount of oil we pull from the ground, and the [...]

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The 2008 Ultimate Gas Saver Guide is now available!
This Guide includes the main Gas Saver Guide, filled with tips for improving gas mileage and saving money on gas.
It also includes 6 additional resources: a Hypermiling guide, “Water2Gas” hydrogen hybrid conversion plans, a Hybrid Buyers guide, government fuel saving tips reports, both the 2008 and 2009 [...]

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Why are gas prices so high now, nearly double what they were 18 months ago with no slow-down in sight?
There are many people who believe the rise in gas prices are the results of oil speculators, or greedy oil company executives. That is not the case.
In order to understand the rising prices, it’s necessary to [...]

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Are you actually improving your gas mileage and saving money on gas? If you’re following the gas mileage tips here, then you certainly are. But how do you know how much better you’re doing, or how much money you’re saving?
The first step towards making gas mileage improvements is to record your fuel purchases, miles driven, [...]

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Gas For Less Money lists a LOT of ways to improve gas mileage. Some gas mileage tips will save you a lot, others less. Of course, the more you do, the more you save.
We did some research to see precisely how much these various gas saving tips actually save you. Some will surely surprise you!

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Some of the most important gas mileage tips have to do with your tires.
Tire pressure, alignment, and balance are key to your engine’s efficiency, and important in order to get better gas mileage. They are also important safety considerations.
Check your tire pressure whenever you fill-up; under-inflated tires are harder to roll, making your engine work [...]

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Gas mileage improvements won’t lower the cost of gasoline, but it can have a similar effect - paying less money for gas!
There are many simple things you can to to improve your gas mileage, many of them common sense. For instance, insuring your car is driving as efficiently as possible.

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The following gas mileage tips can help reduce the number of trips you have to make to the gas station for fill-ups. You can also read our ‘expanded’ list of gas mileage tips, and we will be expanding it greatly in our forthcoming “Gas For Less Money” book, coming out July 1.

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