Mileage

Increasing gas mileage involves driving and accelerating slower, checking tire pressure, replacing the air filter, and doing routine maintenance.

Track your gas mileage with old-fashioned math or new high-tech apps to prolong the life of your vehicle and save the most money.

Low-mileage drivers can often lower their premiums with discounts from traditional car insurance providers or choose pay-per-mile insurance coverage.

Low mileage car insurance can save you money. There are several different types, although the cheapest is only available in a handful of states.

If you’re a safe, low-mileage driver, why pay the same car insurance premium as everyone else? Tap into a usage-based program to save some money.

Maintaining a regular speed, keeping your tires inflated, and emptying your trunk will improve your gas mileage.