Fuel consumption of a car will generally increase with age.
In other words, MPG will go down.
How much depends on how well the engine and other drivetrain components are maintained.
Many different parts can wear out and reduce efficiency.
Some are inexpensive and easy to replace, like spark plugs, sensors and thermostats.
Major mechanical parts like rings and valve seats that can reduce compression are much more expensive to replace or repair.
So it makes more economic sense to live with their gradual degradation.
IN most cases that MPG will decrease so slowly that you probably cannot tell the difference. A well maintained motor will get the same mileage consistently. Some cars actually improve with age. My wife's Honda Civic went from 30 mpg to 38 mpg over a three year span. Plus we changed to Synthetic Oil and Transmission Fluid/
(no it uses the energy from the car battery not the energy made by the engine)Yes it does increase consumption because the battery has to be recharged by the power of the engine driving the alternator or the dynamo
The function of an accelerator in a car is to increase the speed of the car. When the accelerator is pressed, the car gains speed because an increased amount of fuel is added to the motor's consumption.
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no because it is to small to make a difference Any extra drag on the car would increase fuel consumption.
no
How would anyone know your car gas consumption? Only you can answer that.
No, there is not. There are lots of devices that claim to reduce fuel consumption but none of them actually work. Not one.
Yes but not by much.
Fuel consumption in a car is based on factors like the shape and weight of the car. Toyota and Honda are both car brands which consume less fuel.
yes
If you maintain your car properly with the performance of the VVT-I engine we can expect a fuel consumption of @ least 15 km/l.
it depends on what car but id say about 15-25 gallons