This easiest way to squeeze the most mileage out of a gallon of gas is simply to drive slower. Aerodynamic drag increases significantly as speed increases. For example, the air resistance acting against your car at 70 miles per hour is twice as much as the air resistance at 50 miles per hour. So, drive slower for better gas mileage.
take off slower coast more & do not drive over 65 mph
One way is to drive slower which lowers the engines revs and reduces gas use
No. Slower driving generally results in better gas mileage.
Keep the tires inflated to proper specs. Idle less, drive slower.
Not at all. They are much slower but get slightly better mileage. I own a hybrid and it is not slower than any other car. I have found myself going 85-90 and slowed it down. My gas mileage is good. I get average of 45 mpg around town and on the freeway have gotten 59 mpg. If you drive the car about 58-60 mph the mileage improves.
2 wheel drive, powering fewer components.
Off for better gas milage , hwy or city for that matter
for any car to get better gas mileage get a better flowing intake and/or exhaust or get it tuned
Don't drive agressively. Or you could have just bought a hybrid...
EASY! Just don't drive it as hard or fast.
To increase the gas mileage in your hybrid car, consider taking your time as you stop. Quick stops require the brakes to do most of the work, but when a hybrid stops slowly, the electric motor acts like a generator and converts some of the rolling motion of the vehicle into electricity. This replenishes the battery to a small degree and can add up to better gas mileage.
This was answered on an episode of Mythbusters, you get better gas mileage with the AC on.