Fuel Efficiency Adviser

Small changes in the way you drive can have a big impact in reducing fuel use and CO2 emissions

Avoid rapid starts and stops.  Gentle acceleration and braking can save you money

Keep on rolling. Stop and Go can waste energy because it takes more gas to accelerate from a full stop. Anticipate stops ahead and try to cost whenever possible. Slow and go beats Stop and go.

Use air-conditioning at higher speeds. Air conditioning can reduce mileage as much as 20%, but driving with the windows down can reduce fuel economy through aerodymanic drag. So, when driving at slower speeds, (less than 40mph) open those windows . Also use the "recycle inside air" option, instead of drawing hot air from outside to be cooled completely.

Avoid idling even if you will be waiting at the curb for a short period.

Maintain optimum speed. Driving over 60mph guzzles more fuel. Observing the speed limit can improve mileage by as much as 23%. use cruise control on flat terrain.

Plan trips to take the shortest route

Use the highest gear possible Your car starts in the lowest possible gear, for optimum power, which uses more fuel.use the overdrive when possible.

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When you follow real time Smart Driving information from your Fuel Efficiency Adviser™ combined with minimum maintenance recommendations, you can reduce your fuel consumption as much as 33% and eliminate the excess pounds of CO2 your vehicle is currently releasing into the atmosphere. Fuel Efficiency Adviser