The EPA just released its figures for the 2009 model year. But unlike last year, this year’s list includes two vehicles that don’t burn gasoline at all. (more…)

According to the most recent data from the EPA, the average fuel economy for vehicles sold in the United States continues the upward trend that began in 2005. In fact, the figures may be even better than the current estimate. (more…)

With the price of regular gas said to be approaching $4.00 per gallon for this year’s Memorial Day Weekend, we thought that it might be a good idea to look at the best new vehicles for fuel economy.

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Safety and Performance Standards are Recognized in Kia’s Vehicles with Prestigious Honor

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“That ain’t workin’, that’s the way you do it, money for nothing…”
- Dire Straits
As a consumer, you should know that the latest attempt by the government to legislate better gas mileage offers you very little in the way of benefits.

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Are you ready to get shopping for a used car? Are you excited about your upcoming purchase, or are you worried or stressed about making a wrong decision on the used car you purchase. If that is the case, you’re a bit stressed, then hopefully we can give you a few pointers on how to get the most for your money and put a smile on your face.

There are many questions to ask yourself when buying a used car. The first questions, which may come as a surprise, you need to ask yourself. What kind of vehicle do I want? What am I going to be using this vehicle for? How many people will I be transporting in my new car? Do I drive distances where fuel economy gas mileage is an issue? These questions are all important and will have an impact on your final decision. (more…)

I was listening to the news last night and it seems experts expect gas prices to rise and stay high throughout the winter time. To save some money, I decided to do a little research about fuel economy improvement. Here are the tips I came up with:

Believe it or not, a majority of the tips have to do with the habits of the driver. Here are the driver related tips:

• Avoid the gas pedal and brake pedal as much as possible, in other words, try and anticipate what is happening to the traffic in front of you. Avoid aggressive driving habits like flooring it to make it through a light or from a dead stop. To avoid a wide range of speeds, use the Cruise Control as much as possible.
• Keep the speed under 60 miles per hour. Most cars are not as fuel efficient over 60 miles per hour.
• If you’re not moving, consider turning off your car; for example, if you have to wait for a train or at a dead stop due to an accident.

In addition to improving your driving habits, there are some mechanical items that will help save money at the pump: (more…)