One simple way to control fuel efficiency is to use your cruise control on long distance driving and to also reduce aggressive acceleration. You can also increase your fuel efficiency by making sure that your air cleaner is fresh: free of debris and dirt.

Those interested in reducing the size of their carbon footprint should investigate the colossal environmental damage caused by the factory farming of livestock. A vegetarian driving a gass-guzzling monster of an SUV will have a nearly-invisible footprint when compared to that of a meat-eater who bikes to work every day…

How does not eating animals save you money on gas? Seriously take your opinions and keep them to yourself. Cows, pigs and chickens taste good so do apples and oranges. So answer this question “What gives you the right to kill defenseless plants to feed your hunger?” Plants are living breathing creatures that have just as much of a right to be eaten or not eaten according to the law of the jungle. The law of the jungle is “You are either the eater or the eaten.”

I get a 10 - 40 % boost in fuel economy by tailgating semis. The closer to the bumper the better your gas mileage. If I’m ever pulled over for “tailgating” I was going to deny and say that I was drafting!

I own a 1995 Pontiac Grand Am SE 3.1L V6. I recently made a long highway trip and was able to calculate my highway mileage of over 31 mpg. Looking ten years back until now, gas mileage really hasn’t increased in a huge amount so why are the car companies spending ten’s of thousands of dollars telling us that their mileage has increased. There is 4 cylinder engines in the 2009 Models years that are barely doing over 30mpgs highway. Whats wrong with this picture