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Why New Cars get better gas Mileage than Ever (And What's Changed since the 90s)
If you've driven cars from different eras, you've probably noticed something that doesn't get talked about all that often. Newer vehicles tend to get...
Gas Mileage
7 min read
Saving Money on Gas This Summer (No Matter What's Happening)
It’s been at least a couple of years since we last took a close look at gas mileage and what actually affects it for the average driver. Under normal...
7 min read
Fuel Additives: What Works, What Doesn't, and How to Know the Difference
You've been putting the same grade of gas in your car for years, doing everything the manual says, and something still feels off. The engine doesn't...
3 min read
The Proper Procedure for Breaking-in Your Motorcycle
A new motorcycle’s break-in period typically covers the first 500 to 1,000 miles. During this time, the engine and drivetrain components are going...
8 min read
EPA Rules Mean More Electric Cars In Our Future?
Our automobile landscape is about to undergo a fundamental shift that will forever transform it. We’ve seen tipping points before - points where...
1 min read
Gas mileage up, greenhouse gases down. And there was much rejoicing.
Back in 1975, if you bought a new car, you could expect its mileage rating to be about 13 mpg. And you were happy to have it, because you didn’t care...
3 min read
Drivers ask questions about hybrid cars - we give the answers
The older hybrid vehicles (part electric, part gas) are now ten years old. Each passing year, the conceptualization of the hybrid by the general...
1 min read
Another hybrid misses the mark on gas mileage
Twitter is great for catching breaking news. We were looking on Twitter today and there are numerous references to a new report by Consumer Reports,...
1 min read
More Good News for Tesla - Top 5 In Customer Perception
The annual consumer perception survey from Consumer Reports came out in February, and a new name has jumped into the top 5 best automakers list -...
2 min read
How to Improve Gas Mileage without Damaging Your Engine
Within the United States, it is nearly impossible to buy gasoline that does not have 10 percent ethanol added to the blend.