Jessica H asked:


i have heard that differant gas companies give car better gas mileage… examples: a tank of Tempo gas does not get as good mileage as Shell. Is this true? I am from canada so you may not have these 2 stations, but you get the idea…. THANKS!

Tommy

Cisco Kid asked:


I have a 2003 Chevrolet Silverado and I heard super unleaded will give you better gas mileage. Is this true?

Mario

David asked:


I have a 2001 dodge durango. I have upgraded the airfilter and the exhaust(both of which give a beautiful sound to the truck). These options should have given better gas mileage but i dont see it. It is properly taken care of, ..oil changes, ect..ect.. Any other ideas?
All stock tires and rims
Oil is replaced regularly as needed
…keep it under 2,000 rpms? Almost impossible for a durango, they are naturally fast trucks and rpms shoot up when accelerating(this does not mean i put the peddle to the floor when i accelerate)

Jimmy

hopeprn1 asked:


Given that the Hybrid car can have it’s batteries and electric motor taken out and get better mileage, since it is lighter by about 1000 lbs. Would it not be simply up to statistics that you might save enough gas at stop lights and brakeing to make up for hauling around the extra 1000 lbs all day?

Russell

DearAbby asked:


I’ve heard a few ideas, but what are the tried and true ways to get better gas mileage?

Judy

dezski24 asked:


I am thinking of down grading to a Nissan Xterra 4×4 from my Chevy Tahoe 4×4. I am wondering how much better gas mileage the Xterra will get compared to the Tahoe? Any help would be great! Thanks!

Glenda

Grant asked:


Is it possible to get better gas mileage with the heat on and the windows down.

Mark

zorrotheliberator asked:


The Geo Metro in the 1980’s got the same 50 miles to the gallon as the current hybrids. I was told it was the government which doesn’t want to lose revenues on gas sales due to better mileage.

Lee

Tori asked:


Does Nitrogen in tires save gas mileage?
AND are there any DOWN-sides to it?

My husband has a fleet of trucks all over the US his employees are asking permission to switch the tires to Nitrogen to regulate the tire pressure - therefore saving gas $$ for the company.
Is this correct?
Is this safe?
Are there any negatives?

Troy

student asked:


In automatic drive it shifts at around 2500 rpm , i wanna try the “M” mode but i dont know when to shift for better gas mileage, city driving

Evelyn