I am referring to when I am idleing at a traffic signal or waiting at a drive-thru
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You may find it is time to either trade in your gas guzzler or to purchase an additional vehicle that is fuel efficient. There are some really great ones out there offered by the best manufactures. Many of the best are compact cars but some of them are medium in size.
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Is there ways we can save on fuel for our automobiles besides not driving? Let face it, most people need their automobiles for driving to work and run errands and these gas prices are not going to stop us unless it gets to $5 a gallon. Are there things we could do ourselves to increase the gas mileage on our cars?
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