There was a time in America when the V8 Cadillac and Lincoln were considered everyday because an average American would drive them; That time is long gone, and American automakers are turning to designers and engineers who will create vehicles with lower body weight and more fuel-efficient engines. For the first time in US history, American car enthusiasts and drivers have realized the importance of a fuel-efficient vehicle.

It’s perfectly understandable, given the fact that oil is a diminishing resource and its price is only going to go up.

Today, some of the best-selling vehicles in the United States are fuel-efficient Toyotas, Hondas and Nissans that allow owners to enjoy the privacy and comfort of their cars while saving money on gas. But for those who have bought larger cars in the past, getting better mileage and saving money is important. Here are some tips that will allow you to do it;

• Don’t breed; Avoid sudden acceleration and braking while driving. The best way to maximize your driving is to drive in a calm and steady manner that does not exceed 60 mph. Every time you go over the 60 mph mark, your fuel efficiency drops by 5 mph-13%.
• Use the proper octane fuel. Most people use the higher grade fuel thinking it will improve mileage. It is important to know what the manufacturer’s recommended grade is; if it’s 87, don’t spend any more money on 93, it won’t make any difference.
• tire pressure; Properly maintained tires are very important to fuel economy. Tires are the only thing that connects your vehicle to the road; if they are not properly inflated, it will increase friction and reduce fuel efficiency while damaging your tires.
• A very common mistake drivers make is leaving a roof rack attached to a vehicle. If you don’t need one, remove it, this will increase the aerodynamic qualities of your car and also increase fuel efficiency.
• Change the air filter, oil filter and oil regularly. If the air filter is dirty, it will not allow air to enter the engine and will cause incomplete combustion which will increase your gas mileage. Also make sure the spark plugs and wires are in good condition, this will prevent misfires and incomplete ignition cycles. Every time there is an incomplete combustion cycle, less power is produced and more fuel is consumed per mile. As a result, you get less mileage per gallon of gas your car consumes.
• Use these ideas and consult a professional when you visit your local store. Professional advice will help you better identify the problem, explain the options available, and choose the best way to resolve the problem.
• If there is nothing you can do to increase fuel efficiency due to the age of your car, consider upgrading to a smarter, more fuel-efficient vehicle with a smaller engine. It’s the best way to improve your fuel efficiency.