can you increase your car's mpg? how?

Answer 1

get your oil changed regularly.
check your manual as to when to get a tune up.
keep the gas tank above the half mark.
keep your tires at the recommended pressure all year round.
when driving on the hwy, keep your speed at or below 65mph, or so that you RPMs are about 3K or under.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Here's a couple of ways. Make sure your tires are inflated properly, change your oil every 3000 miles, and buy high octane gas. Plus, on a side note, if you have a stick shift, don't drive in 3rd, if you should be in 2nd. In city driving, there is no need to shift to third gear, it bogs the engine, and takes more gas. Your rpms should stay between 2500 and 300 in city driving, unless you are stopping or going really slow, then you should be in first gear. Also, if your car has spark plugs, make sure you buy the good kind, not the cheap ones. Many cars nowadays don't have them, so you can't do anything there.

Answer 4

These are all pretty good suggestions but each makes a tiny (less than 1 percent usually) difference. I have tryied everything from tornados,magnets, oxygen bubbles, tires, acetone, and on and on. All didn't do much at all, the only way to really make a difference is to understand what makes your motor waste gas (accelerating alot/hard) but where it comes down to it a smaller motor is the only way. Amount of gas is a direct propotion of how much air goes through the motor, smaller motor less air less gas.

Answer 5

There are some common sense solutions like drive slower, have correct tyre pressure, etc, but you'll find many other solutions such as additives, regular servicing, etc will all cost money, probably a lot more money than you would save in fuel and therefore defeat the purpose.

Answer 6

Pour some fuel injector cleaner into your gas tank the next time you fill up. It will clean out build up and help your car use gas better. Also having a dirty air filter can rob your gas mileage. Avoid stop and go traffic and keep your tire pressure at the correct PSI.

Answer 7

to improve your car mpg change your air filter and your fuel filter and your engine oil to and you can go a couple of tire sizes bigger if they will fit that will help too and i have heard of this thing you can get at UAP/NAPA auto parts stores its call the tornado its spose to increase your engines performance and your gas mileage too

Answer 8

Yes,

Keep your engine running good, frequent tune ups. Every 50,000 miles.

Inflate your tires to their specs.

Reduce your speed. Speeding drops off your fuel economy incredibly!

Answer 9

Theres a additive that you can buy from Market America.com.
Does it work? I haven't gotten a chance to test it yet, I first found out about it today.

Answer 10

Go on a date with wolf man or any mascot. They will show you the ropes. Don't laugh too loud around wolf man as he may eat your skin. Good luck!