Best accessories for a new car

Precision Parking Park-Zone

What it is: An parking guide Assuming your car does not have a system, a digital aid is a excellent way to make sure you stop in the same place every single time. This one's made by a company that does nothing but measurement tools, and it's based that most real-estate agents utilize to assess the size of your rooms.

Only Brake When You Have to

I recently found myself fighting against a 20-mile backup passing through Hartford, Conn.. The bunch was speeding up and abruptly slowing down, although the traffic wasn't exactly stop-and-go. So I did something. When everyone started taking off, I gave myself a 10- or 15-second buffer before hitting the gas and hastening. Before I expended a substantial quantity of gas, coasting right back up into the vehicle in front of me by leaving distance ahead and accelerating slowly, I could see the brake lights ahead. My Honda could meet up with the car without using the brakes at all, as it started up again, when I timed it right. While sitting in traffic, my gas mileage really went up to over 70 mpg!

Do not be idle

Modern cars don't really need time to warm up, it just wastes gas.     If you are waiting for somebody, or stationary in visitors, for over 30 seconds you are better turning off the engine, assuming it's safe to do so.

Trunk Lights

Most car trunks have an ambient dim light which turns on once the trunk is opened and lifted. However, for some drivers, having a brighter illumination of the trunk area is wanted. To try it, installing of a LED or neon back light is the solution. Types of lights take a short amount of time and minimum hardware to hook up into the existing wiring and can be found.

Pump Up Your Tires--Truly

One of the areas where fuel market is compromised by manufacturers is in tire pressure. That rating is mainly there to make the ride smooth as silk as you run over potholes and pedestrians. It may be contentious, but consider it: To get the best mileage from your vehicle, up the strain to the maximum. You're going to get much better gas mileage, but your resistance will be reduced although the ride will get a bit rougher. But don't only do it and forget about it! Be sure that you check your tire pressure every time you fill up, or you might be leaking air and losing MPGs.