When attempting to resolve a fuel issue on a car, removing the gas tank is looked at as a last resort. It’s not altogether difficult, but it’s an annoyance that takes ages. Its location, usually ...

Small changes in how you drive can save hundreds of dollars annually by improving fuel efficiency and preventing costly ...

Why aren’t all gasoline tanks located on the same side of the car? This can be very annoying when you switch cars with your spouse and drive up to a gas pump. In my car, the gas tank is on the left ...

While it’s obviously impossible to keep your gas tank full at all times, it’s a good idea to fill up as often as you practically can in winter. And if you have an EV, keeping it charged (at least ...

I recently got a pop-up on my phone claiming that putting some Colgate toothpaste in your gas tank would help improve fuel ...

Rust and corrosion in the fuel tank are issues that all enthusiasts will face at some point with a project car, whether you're fixing the neglect from a previous owner or dealing with your own car ...

Filling up to the brim also means you're carrying around extra weight, which will incur a small fuel efficiency penalty. The ...

Before we get into those cars with impressively big gas tanks, it's worth creating a frame of reference. On one side are the diminutive runabouts like the Mitsubishi Mirage and its 9.2-gallon tank.

Technically, yes, gasoline can freeze in your fuel tank. But that's only in the way that technically any material can freeze.