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HERE’S PROOF that your gasoline mileage depends on your driving as much as on your car. Thirty-one members of the Pittsburgh Section, Society of Automotive Engineers (indicated by numbers at left of diagram), recently drove the same automobile over the same course. Their results (shown by position ,of autos above) ranged from a low of 10.32 miles per gallon to an average of 13.50, to a high of 17.28. High scorer got 70% more mileage than the low. Gulf Oil laboratories, which supervised test, call it evidence that any driver can get at least 10% more miles per gallon by observing economy driving rules.
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