Gasoline prices are high and they may go higher yet.
Most motorists are aware of the common ways to reduce fuel usage.
Keep your tires properly inflated, drive at even steady speeds, and don't warm your engine at idle for long periods of time. These are tried and true tactics to reduce fuel consumption. However, the National Motorists Association is suggesting some lesser-known, but effective ways to save that expensive gasoline. In recent years, the petroleum industry has developed synthetic motor oils that, while more costly, last longer and reduce friction within the engine. Reduced friction means improved fuel economy.