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Today on something you should know, some surprisingly effective ways to save gasoline. Then, do you believe in luck? Kind of depends on what you mean by luck.

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Hi, you know, I've noticed that it's it's hard to have a conversation with someone today where the topic doesn't turn to the price of gasoline.

Every driver wants to get the maximum mileage because gas is so expensive. So here are a few suggestions from popular mechanics to help save on gas and some of these may surprise you.

First of all, you should roll up your windows and use the air conditioning. Older cars air conditioning systems really did drain on the engine and decrease your fuel economy.

But that's really a relic of the past. Today engines are better designed to handle the load of the air conditioning compressor.

Don't put your car in neutral to coast down the hill. You won't achieve more fuel economy. Plus it can be dangerous to do that. When your vehicle is not in gear, it's impossible to dodge a car that swerves out in front of you for instance.

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