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The shockingly high prices on fuel seem to go down and almost every day we can see the gas is getting more affordable again. It doesn’t hit the pocket as hard as it used to just a month ago.
But this is not the reason for people to change their mind on buying fuel sipping cars and deny pickup trucks and sport-utility vehicles. Small cars are flying away from the dealership even before they can stock them. Ford F-150 truck has been the best selling auto in the country for almost two decades, but in May 2008 it gave up the leadership to Honda Civic.
The hybrids are on the top of the list, though there are different small cars, which get good gas mileage and help people to save. Ford tries to compete with the Japanese automakers by advertising Ford Focus and Chevy Malibu, but the Americans have already given their hearts to Toyota, Honda and Nissan.
Many car manufacturers are claiming now, they are selling vehicles, which get more than 30 mpg, but don’t let them trick you.
Bankrate.com made a research among its users to see what they do to save on gas. The answers were different, but the majority of the people found out the easiest and quickest way to save on gas in to drive slowly.
It is interesting to watch the car market flipping upside down since the time of the raise of the gas prices.
We have already written a lot of articles about people trying to save on gas by any means. It jumped so high that it makes almost every person try to find a way to pump less and less every day.
Every day we read news or get advice from experts of how to save on gas and have a better deal on a vehicle. Some people prefer to choose public transport, the others use bicycles as much as they can, and somebody changes a truck to a more fuel efficient sedan.