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Saturday, September 13th, 2008 |
Hypermilers, Hypermiling tips
The cost of gas in the United States, traditionally priced very low compared to the rest of the world, have been rising for the last two years and market forecasts say they won’t be going down anytime soon-if ever.
With record-high gasoline prices looming as a permanent part of the future, people everywhere are looking for ways to make their vehicles mo... Read Full Story
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Thursday, September 11th, 2008 |
Hypermilers, Hypermiling tips
With gas prices reaching record highs and no end in sight, motorists everywhere are racing for ways to reduce their expenditures for gasoline. But it turns out all that racing could be causing them to spend more than ever on gas.
Studies show that driving slow makes the most efficient use of the fuel burned in any vehicle.
A study done in 2005 by th... Read Full Story
« On-Car Advertising Offers One Way To Help Pay For Gas | Home
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Tuesday, September 9th, 2008 |
Hypermilers
The message screams at us from every sign at every corner gas station-gasoline prices are at an all-time high and there’s no indication that relief is anywhere in site. In fact, many experts are saying it could get worse-much worse-and that’s sending masses of motorists scrambling for ways to cut down on gas consumption.
But what to do, when o... Read Full Story
« A GPS Can Help You Save On Gas | Home
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Monday, September 8th, 2008 |
Hypermilers
If shelling out $70, $80, $100 or more for a fill-up at the gas pump has you looking around for ways to cut the cost of your commute, then autowrap advertising may be for you.
The idea isn’t new. The idea of paying people to put advertising on their private vehicle has been around since the 1980’s. But it attracted new interest in 1993 when Pepsico took advantage of... Read Full Story
« Sharing A Car Can Help You Save On Driving Expenses | Home
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Thursday, September 4th, 2008 |
Hypermilers
Many of us have gotten used to living with a GPS (global positioning satellite) on our dashboards. We rely on the little devices to help us find our way through unfamiliar cities by telling us exactly where to turn. However, with gas prices on the rise, a new generation of GPS devices is helping us do more than just keep from getting lost. They’re ac... Read Full Story
How to tell if car sharing services are available in your area? You’re most likely to find them locally if you live in a big city or near a college campus. We found both non-profit and for-profit services operating along the West Coast from Washington State all the way down to California as well as in big cities like Chicago and Philadelphia. Call your local AAA, ask at your local Department of Motor Vehicles or search Google for your town’s name and the phrase “car sharing.... Read Full Story
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Tuesday, September 2nd, 2008 |
used articles
The word Hypermiler has been popping up in many a conversation since the price hike in gas. Some people are infuriated by the tactics of some hypermilers, while others are intrigued as to what on earth hypermilers are. In this article we will explore what Hypermilers are and some of the fact and... Read Full Story
« The Right Tire Can Help Lower Gas Expenses | Home
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Thursday, August 28th, 2008 |
Hypermilers
We may not be able to predict gasoline prices, but one thing we can predict-as prices continue to rise, there will be more and more gas-related scams and cons popping up.
We’ve already seen a return of some old favorites that never seem to die out, like the selling of phony gas additives or auto add-ons like “gas tank magnets.”
All of them promise y... Read Full Story
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Monday, August 25th, 2008 |
Hypermilers
With gas prices going through the roof, drivers are scrambling to find ways of lowering their fuel consumption. Surprisingly enough, one of the best ways of saving money on gas may not be at the pump, but at the tire store.
Auto owners often unwittingly add to their driving expenses by choosing tires that deliver poor fuel economy. That’s because most Ameri... Read Full Story
