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How Does the Government Support 'Green' Cars?

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Ron Cogan with GreenCar.com talks about the different ways the federal government supports green cars like supplying grants and establishing cost-sharing programs. State and local governments also offer tax incentives for going green.

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Manual vs. Automatic

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This video talks about maximizing your gas mileage, and compares the effects of having a manual transmission versus an automatic transmission on fuel economy.

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	Be sure to use the grade of motor oil that the manufacturer recommends.
	Top off oil level between changes.
	Change the oil when necessary depending on your driving habits.
	Use a motor oil labeled "energy conserving."
	All of the above.

	Not at all.
	1%.
	5%.
	10%.
	None of the above.

	20-30 mph.
	35-45 mph.
	55-65 mph.
	65-75 mph.
	There is no difference.

	A properly functioning transmission.
	Adequate tire pressure.
	Evaporative emission controls.
	Rolling down windows at low speeds instead of using the air conditioner.
	All of the above.

	75%.
	40%.
	15%.
	1%.
	Not at all.

	Worn or under-inflated tires are a safety hazard.
	Low rolling resistance tires are specially designed to increase your vehicle's fuel efficiency.
	Tires that are inflated properly will last longer.
	Under-inflated tires do not affect your gas mileage.
	None of the above.

	Improves fuel economy.
	Is better for your tires.
	Is easier on your brakes.
	Decreases fuel consumption.
	All of the above.

	Air conditioner.
	Heating system.
	Radio.
	All use the same amount.
	None of them make a difference.

	Roof rack.
	Heavy items from your trunk.
	The top of a convertible.
	A. and B.
	None of the above.

	Take roads with lower speed limits.
	Plan to take roads with less congestion and construction.
	Plan to drive late at night.
	Plan to drive early in the morning.
	All of the above.