Driving green doesn’t mean investing in a smaller, fuel-efficient car or opting for a hybrid. You can easily start driving green with what you already have. Here are six tips to help you get started:

Nothing says, “I’m going to rev my engine but look super-slick doing it” like the Italian-made Ferrari. The supercar has been around for decades, making its name as the number one manly car on the market.

It might not be the sleekest of vehicles, but the new prototype of the first only-green-powered car puts aesthetics and aerodynamics aside to be as planet-friendly as possible.

Bright Automotive is on the way to unveiling the first plug-in hybrid built from scratch, with the goal to launch the prototype in May of this year.

Canadians are encouraged to take advantaged of a newly launched National Vehicle Scrappage Program. The Clean Air Foundation, a  non-profit organization, with support from the Government of Canada has introduced “Retire your Ride.”

Natural Resources Canada has paired with the Office of Energy Efficiency (OEE) to develop a handy program to calculate and track the amount of fuel your vehicle uses.