Extra weight on your car causes it to decrease both in miles and gas capacity. If your car is burdened by additional weights, it ends up exerting more energy than usual to move and consume more gas in the process. Divesting your car of any extra weights is a cost effective way of saving gas.

A properly maintained car has well oiled ducts and a functional engine which contributes to saving gas. if you don't see to it that your car gets all the attention and servicing it needs, you will risk losing gas and losing money in the process.

You can save a lot of money on gas using a small car than a big car. Many say they hate small cars, but tell me something - won't the small car also get you to your destination as the big car will? As far as I am concerned, getting a small car is a good gas saving measure.

Long distance journeys should be planned for in order to get an idea of how much gas you are going to be using. In other words, desist from engaging in unplanned trips because you burn up gas with every wrong road you take. Instead, take the time to plan your trips before getting started.

Before you take your car for any long road trip, make sure that it can withstand it. Take your car to check its fluid levels, oil, brake and radiator so that you can ascertain its ability to save gas for you. A car mechanic will ensure that your car functions to the best of its ability and saves you gas.

You can save on gas by purchasing gas only when it is cheap. More often than not, gas prices are cheap on some days and exorbitant on others. Keeping a close eye on the trend of gas prices can help you buy gas only when it is cheap.

The knowledge about the appropriate amount of air pressure a car's tires need can be gotten from the manufacturer's manual. Make sure that the tires of your car are filled with the right amount of air to help you save gas. When the tires of your car are over inflated or under inflated, you are bound to lose gas.