Improve fuel economy without changing your lifestyle. Few topics of discussion have evoked as emotional a response as gas prices over the last couple of years. Depending on who you watch on television or which newspaper you read, the rising costs of fuel either dictated our lifestyle or barely changed it at all.
Little things to lengthen your car's life In the current economic climate, people are looking for ways to squeeze the most out of the dollars they spend. While that's certainly a sound approach, there's also a growing trend to get the most out of money you've already spent.
Automakers feeling the economic heat American automotive companies aren't the only ones feeling the heat of reduced demand for new vehicles. At the end of 2008, South Korean automaker Hyundai Motor Co. began cutting worker shifts and reducing output in response to low product demand, both domestically and at factories abroad.
Did You Know? Infrequently used vehicles are open to a number of problems that can affect performance
Gas-Saving Tips from the Pros Conserving gasoline is easier than you think. Given today's high prices and concerns for the environment, what are you waiting for? Here's time-tested advice from the experts at the non-profit National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) on ways to use less gasoline.
Oil Change Intervals: Separating Facts from Friction "Change it every 3,000 miles!" was my father's mantra about changing motor oil. Times have changed and the '3,000 mile mantra' may or may not apply to you and your car.
When Is It Time to Change Tires? Many drivers do not realize that good tire condition is essential to the performance and safety of a vehicle. Tires can also affect how much fuel is burned, and thus how much you have to pay at the pump