A look at 5 parts that could be making your car or truck thirsty
Millions of drivers waste fuel needlessly every day, without even realizing it. Whether by carrying around extra weight or running a vehicle that’s in need of maintenance, bad fuel mileage often creeps up slowly – swilling away your hard-earned money, and contributing to excessive emissions. If you don’t monitor your vehicle’s fuel consumption regularly, increased fuel consumption can be even harder to detect.
Is your ride running at maximum efficiency, or is it wasting your money and polluting needlessly? If you’re not sure, here’s a look at four parts that can be easily replaced and one that should be removed when not in use, as a starting point, to help ensure your car, SUV or pickup isn’t drinking more than its fair share of fuel.
Gas a diesel cruze and you'll be good on fuel no matter the load. With all my electrical gear and tools and luggage for 2 people I still got 56 us mpg the other day
Wow another useless article... basically follow your owners manual for maintenance and better mpg........ hmm can i be hired there to speak and write obvious info too?
I kinda question the first one - air filter. That was true in the days of carbureted cars as it could affect the air/fuel ratio. I know my '67's MPG would take a dive when the filter got dirty. But I'm not sure as that's true for modern computerized cars that measure actual air flow.
I've googled the interior dimensions, but every site I've found only gives measurements in terms of volume. Does anyone know whether the rear cargo space (with seats down) is long enough to fit snowboards. Need at least 160cm (63").
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