I’ve test driven a lot of vehicles over the last six months or so, spending a week with each of the best selling hybrids, as well as a handful of the smaller SUVs and a slew of small fuel-efficient vehicles. Over this time, I’ve come to realize that there’s a very simple way to increase gas mileage without spending a dime or taking undue risks. This gas saving technique is remarkably simple, yet many folks have never given it a try.
It all starts by asking yourself this basic question …
When you’re driving, what percentage of the time is your foot completely off the accelerator? To be clear: not resting on the accelerator, but resting on the carpet.
MPG-o-Matic Toyota Camry Hybrid Review Summary: Proving that fuel-efficiency, conservative styling, and a comfortable ride are not mutually exclusive, the Toyota Camry Hybrid delivers a winning combination of high-MPGs with a roomy interior and low-key appearance.
MPG-o-Matic Toyota Yaris Sedan Review Summary: While not a hybrid, the Toyota Yaris is capable of delivering truly remarkable mileage, both on the highway and in-town. 50 MPG highway is achievable for light-footed drivers.