What are reccommended driving habits to save gas on cars?

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I have a 2000 Mercury Cougar and it’s kind of heavy on gas. Is there anything i should do or a certain way to drive to conserve gas on the car?

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December 14, 2010

shelby joseph @ 12:54 am #

Dont accelerate extremely fast at stop lights and stop signs and things. Its hard to save on gas, but you could also like turn your car off while youre eating at sonic and running into kroger or waiting for your friends in their driveway etc!

pickmefirstplz @ 1:01 am #

drive like you have an egg under the gas petal

cjracer1000 youtube @ 1:01 am #

When the light turns red and you’re far away, don’t just keep on the gas. Look behind you and watch the cars behind you and check and see if they will slow down. Get off the gas, and begin slowing down as early as possible. If you don’t have to stop, you save gas because you don’t have to accelerate, but be safe. You don’t want to get rear ended, so make sure the guy behind you is slowing down. There are lots of people who don’t look pay very much attention. This also makes other drivers unhappy, so I don’t really recommend it unless you don’t really care about the other peoples’ feelings. Good luck, and stay safe!

UCANTCME @ 1:15 am #

1 Aggressive Driving vs. Moderate Driving

Result: Major savings potential

The Cold Hard Facts: Up to 37 percent savings, average savings of 31 percent

Recommendation: Stop driving like a maniac.

2 Lower Speeds Saves Gas

Result: Substantial savings on a long trip

Cold Hard Facts: Up to 14 percent savings, average savings of 12 percent

Recommendation: Drive the speed limit.

3 Use Cruise Control

Result: Surprisingly effective way to save gas

Cold Hard Facts: Up to 14-percent savings, average savings of 7 percent

Recommendation: If you’ve got it, use it.

4 A/C On, Windows Up vs. A/C Off, Windows Down

Result: Nice in theory; not true in practice

Cold Hard Facts: No measurable difference (unless you open the sunroof, too!)

Recommendation: Please, make yourself comfortable.

5 Check Your Tire Pressure

Result: Important for safety and to reduce tire wear

Cold Hard Facts: No measurable effect on the vehicles we tested

Recommendation: Check your tire pressure often but don’t expect a big savings.

6 Avoid Excessive Idling

Result: More important than we assumed

Cold Hard Facts: Avoiding excessive idling can save up to 19 percent

Recommendation: Stopping longer than a minute? Shut ‘er down.

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