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3 Gas Myths That Won't Save You Money
Morning Fill-Ups
Consumer Reports warns: A common tip is to buy gasoline in the morning, when the air is cool, rather than in the heat of the day. The theory is that the cooler gasoline will be denser, so you will get more for your money. But the temperature of the gasoline coming out of the fuel nozzle changes very little, if at all, during any 24-hour stretch. Any extra gas you get will be negligible.
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I'm pretty sure it's much less polluting to fill up at cooler temperatures.
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