Mar
5
Written by:
Crazy Bill Wilson
3/5/2010 6:38 AM
Many of you turn your car off rather than let it idle. You do this because you think it may be better for the car or perhaps because you don't want to waste gas...However, Turning your car off and on actually requires more fuel than idling and it puts more wear and tear on the car. You can actually spend an entire minute in idle and use less gas than if you were to turn your car off and back on again.
Bottom line: Idling is better for short waits.
Remember, if you like these tips please feel free to pass them on. It helps me to grow my business. As a small business owner, our marketing is word of mouth and building trusted relationships with people.
If you have tips of your own that you’d like to share, please email me and I’ll share with appropriate attribution (I’ll give you credit). Trying to keep your money in your pocket? Remember to use a money clip.
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Crazy Bill Wilson Copyright 2010
Many of you turn your car off rather than let it idle. You do this because you think it may be better for the car or perhaps because you don't want to waste gas...However, Turning your car off and on actually requires more fuel than idling and it puts more wear and tear on the car. You can actually spend an entire minute in idle and use less gas than if you were to turn your car off and back on again.
Bottom line: Idling is better for short waits.
Remember, if you like these tips please feel free to pass them on. It helps me to grow my business. As a small business owner, our marketing is word of mouth and building trusted relationships with people.
If you have tips of your own that you’d like to share, please email me and I’ll share with appropriate attribution (I’ll give you credit). Trying to keep your money in your pocket? Remember to use a money clip.
Crazy 4 Money Clips
Crazy Bill Wilson Copyright 2010