Your car burns gas for 
energy. It's food for the engine, which is what makes the car run. The 
more work the car has to do, the more energy it needs. It's why large 
SUVs have worse gas mileage than small cars. The added weight of the SUV
 makes the car work harder. 
No matter what kind of car you 
drive, eliminating weight can go a long way toward increasing your car's
 fuel efficiency. Have a ski or bike rack on your car? Unless you're on 
your way to a ski trip or bike ride, take it off. That unused rack adds 
weight and wind resistance. If you're like most people, you probably 
have some junk in your trunk. Sports equipment, strollers, and gym bags 
are all hurting your fuel economy. The EPA estimates that for every 
extra 100 pounds your car caries, it loses 2 percent in fuel economy. By
 cleaning up your act, you can start on the road to saving.
Goudy Honda

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