Fuel economy tips that could save you a full tank | Driving
Cruising speed Driving faster uses more gas, and few drivers seem to mind. But with NRCan reporting a 1 per cent increase in fuel consumption for every 1 km/h faster than 100 km/h you drive, the costs start to add up. For instance, driving 112 km/h uses 12 per cent more fuel than driving 100 km/h. If you do a lot of highway driving, or cruise at even higher speeds, slowing down could save you hundreds of dollars a year. Vehicle service maintenance Kiwis / Getty Maintenance is key Maintaining your vehicle properly is a great way to ensure that it delivers the fuel economy it was intended to....
Source: driving.ca
