Say a 300 mile trip. You will of course be more awake if you were driving and lets admit it, it gets kinda boring to use cruise control. So how much difference could cruise actually make in gas consumption. Thanks for the help.
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I just read an article on saving gas and it claims that you add the equivalent of 20 cents per gallon for each 5 miles per hour you drive over 60 mph. But I’m just wondering what people think about getting to your destination faster to save gas vs. going slower to save gas. On the expressways that I usually drive on for long trips the speed limit is 70 mph and I will usually go as fast as 80mph. Do you think I’m wasting fuel or driving efficiently? FYI: I have a fuel efficient 2-door Civic, use cruise control as often as possible, limit the amount of extra weight in my car, and drive safely. What do you all think?
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If we keep filling up once it gets down to half a tank will that save us money?
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i have a 00 gmc 1500 z71 with 5.3l. i was driving back from up north and kept disengaging and engaging 4wd only when needed. i was doing it to save on fuel but im not too sure if it saved that much.
so i dont know if it would hurt it or not. i have push button 4wd.
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Or – how to drive more economically ie speeds etc?
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Im going on a trip from michigan to Florida and need to save money on fuel…
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I have a 06 Tiburon and I have to go to Tennessee on the 27th of this month besides changing oil and oil filter what else can I do to economize fuel. Right now I’m estimating to spend $230. Any suggestions on how to save fuel?
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I’m going on a date with a girl who lives about 150 miles away. with the price of gas, does anyone have some tips on saving at the pump? especially since I’ll be driving 300 miles for a trip?
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Spiritually speaking, do you have any tit’s for saving gas on a trip?
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my car has barely any gas in it.. the gas light has been on for about 10 miles. i need to make it to a gas station about 2 miles away in the center of town but i’m afraid that i won’t make it.. how can i use as little gas as possible to get there?
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