How to use common Sense to Save more on crazy high Gas Prices (Why fuel efficient vehicles)
Free tips to save more on gas Saving money on gas is depends upon using common sense. There are two ways you can save money on gas. 1st Buying fuel efficient vehicle 2nd Save while you are driving Gas prices and their potential influence on the vehicle purchasing habits of Canadians is significant. Back in June 2004, Leger Marketing out of Montreal surveyed Canadians across the country and 66 per cent of us told them that the recent hikes in gas prices will influence the type of vehicle we will buy in the future. Given that the average retail price of regular gasoline back then hovered well under a dollar per litre (81.5 cents per liter), the study is likely more relevant today than ever. According to Natural Resources Canada the following is the average retail price for regular gasoline in Canada: •2013 (thus far) - $1.283 per liter •2012 - $1.275 per liter •2011 - $1.240 per liter At an increase in less than 10 years of almost $0.47 cents, i...