Fuel-Saving Myths That Actually Cost You More Money

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Fuel-Saving Myths That Actually Cost You More Money

Myth 1: Idling to Warm Up the Engine Saves Fuel.

Myth 2: Premium Gasoline Cleans Better and Improves Mileage.

Myth 3: Rolling Down Windows is Always More Efficient Than Using A/C.

Myth 4: Driving in Neutral (Coasting) Saves Fuel.

Myth 5: Overinflating Your Tires Improves Fuel Economy.

Myth 6: Aftermarket Add-Ons and Devices Drastically Improve MPG.

Myth 7: You Must Change Your Air Filter Constantly to Save Fuel.

The Real Fuel-Saving Strategies:

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At the pump, every driver feels the pinch. In the quest to squeeze more miles out of every gallon, countless tips and tricks have been passed down through generations. But in the age of modern, computer-controlled engines, many of these well-intentioned strategies are not just ineffective—they’re actively costing you money, straining your car, and sometimes even creating safety risks. Let’s debunk the most persistent fuel economy myths and replace them with facts that will truly keep more cash in your wallet.

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