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Molotov. Or camp fire. Or gasoline and matches/lighter in inventory to light a zombie body on fire. Get them to walk over the fire. Run them through trees and then back trough the trees again after the trees light up on fire. Don't do this too close to anything you want to keep and be prepared to run around a lot for most of a day. It takes a while. Large fires in the woods can keep burning for days.
Shotguns are great if your character isn't panicked by herds (veterans).
You can still kill a lot of zombies with a car if you crush them slowly and try to use the sides and rear rather than the back. Just don't do it with a car you want to keep and make sure you abandon the car before it dies in the middle of a herd.
Otherwise you'll want to use the other strategies listed.
Oh, and this mostly only works vs proper shambling hordes. Sprinters are a hole nother ball game, lol.
Edit: And bring spare melee weapons/some way of repairing them, but not enough to weigh you down.
2) Drive back and forth through the horde.
3) That's it - There are only two steps.
The car is the most OP weapon in the game.
My last character had about 10,000 zombie kills after two months.