Motorists can save more than £200 on fuel over the course of a year by making small changes to their driving styles, according to a price comparison website. Idealo found that savings can be made if drivers are able to increase their car's fuel efficiency by five miles per gallon (MPG).
Financial expert Jordon Cox, dubbed Britain's Coupon Kid, says there are five simple ways people can reduce consumption to hit the figure. These include ensuring your vehicle is not carrying excess weight and planning ahead of long journeys.
It comes as fuel prices have reached record highs amid the cost of living crunch. The average cost of a litre of petrol at UK forecourts on Tuesday was 167.6p, with diesel at 180.9p.
