How Does GOFAR Work?

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How does GOFAR work? Simply drive your car in its sweet spot and you’ll save money – directly on fuel savings and indirectly on maintenance, speeding fines, and insurance.

You’ll be reducing your carbon footprint too.

Keeping your car in its sweet spot when you’re driving can be difficult (which is why racing drivers have whole teams supporting them).

Luckily GOFAR is a simple device with an Android and iOS-compatible app that makes the sweet spot visible to you, in real time, as you drive.

When we drive in traffic, it’s easy to get caught up in the struggle with everyone else.  When we do this, we waste energy in rushing forward just in time to brake for the next traffic light or another stopped car.

Small actions change everything though.

When your car moves at a smoother, more even pace, without all the start / stop stress, your car uses less energy to complete its trip and so you save money.

When you drive more efficiently, you drive safely as well, because you’re anticipating and looking ahead at other drivers.  So it’s not just you who saves – it’s everyone on the roads.

How do I know if I’m driving my car in its sweet spot?

GOFAR dongle and Ray with blue light meaning you are saving fuel

Ready to find that sweet spot for your car and your driving style? Try GOFAR for 60 days and see its amazing fuel-saving effects and other benefits for yourself.

Related: Car Warning Lights Resource Centre

Danny Adams sitting in a chair with a laptop

Danny Adams

Co-founder of GOFAR and with a Computer Science background from Harvard University, and a Bachelor of Aerospace, Aeronautical & Astronautical Engineering (Honours), UNSW. I want to transform data from cars into useful services so -> drivers save time & money -> emissions fall -> Australian roads are safer. So we built an ATO-compliant logbook app called GOFAR. I write to help you understand how to use GOFAR to maximise business travel. Reach out via support@gofar.co.

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