"Hypermiling" is the practice of saving gas by driving conservatively. Practitioners accelerate slowly, coast wherever possible, and let physics do most of the braking for them. Ardent hypermilers can improve fuel economy by absurd amounts, wringing 62.7 mpg from a 25 mpg car, for example. This gamification of fuel economy

Words Richard Heseltine Photography Ted7 | June 2020, Classic & Sports Car How Ford and Ghia’s Probe concepts beckoned the future, but almost became lost to the past You cannot help but look on, moon-eyed and mouth agape. The few words that leave your lipsContinue Reading…