Are you looking for ways to help the planet this Earth Day? By making use of fuel-saving features when you drive your Ford vehicle, you can cut back on fuel costs and save on emissions. Fewer emissions is a main goal of many on Earth Day, which is why many people choose to bike to work on Earth Day. However, you don’t need to bike to make a difference. Keep reading below to learn about Ford fuel-saving technologies with Sherwood Ford, your dealership in Sherwood Park, AB.
Ford Eco Mode assesses how you drive and helps you to become more fuel-efficient in how you operate your vehicle. Maneuvers like stopping fast and accelerating fast can waste fuel. Instead, this system will encourage you to be mindful of driving smoothly and efficiently.
Auto Start-Stop Technology reduces fuel consumption by switching off the engine whenever the vehicle isn’t moving. This may sound inefficient, but restarting the engine only takes a drop of fuel and can be done automatically when you press on the gas pedal. On the other hand, idling your vehicle can use more fuel over time.
EcoSelect is similar to Eco Mode in that it is a feature you can turn on and off which helps you drive more efficiently. However, this feature focuses on internal systems rather than on driver performance. Watch this quick video to check it out.
This video can help teach you more about Auto Start-Stop technology. You’ll see how it turns on and off, along with a visual of how it works. You might be already using this feature without knowing it.
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