Comments on: Which Hybrid car really gets the MPG and sleek design for a low price? http://blog.hybridcargurus.com/buying-selling/which-hybrid-car-really-gets-the-mpg-and-sleek-design-for-a-low-price/ hybrid car technology, price, battery and comparison Thu, 28 Jan 2010 16:00:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Warren K http://blog.hybridcargurus.com/buying-selling/which-hybrid-car-really-gets-the-mpg-and-sleek-design-for-a-low-price/comment-page-1/#comment-2878 Warren K Fri, 12 Jun 2009 14:50:49 +0000 http://blog.hybridcargurus.com/buying-selling/which-hybrid-car-really-gets-the-mpg-and-sleek-design-for-a-low-price/#comment-2878 prius toyota get's it done the best with prius outstanding balance of style cornered with function prius
toyota get’s it done the best with prius
outstanding balance of style cornered with function

]]> By: nevergonnaletyoudown http://blog.hybridcargurus.com/buying-selling/which-hybrid-car-really-gets-the-mpg-and-sleek-design-for-a-low-price/comment-page-1/#comment-2877 nevergonnaletyoudown Tue, 09 Jun 2009 20:26:07 +0000 http://blog.hybridcargurus.com/buying-selling/which-hybrid-car-really-gets-the-mpg-and-sleek-design-for-a-low-price/#comment-2877 Define "low price". You can get a hybrid Toyota Prius or Honda Civic starting in the low 20s, but depending on what options you want the price can rise past $25k. The Toyota Camry Hybrid starts at $26k and can easily go past $30k. Every other hybrid I can think of doesn't get >35mpg (Ford Escape hybrid, Saturn Vue greenline, Honda Accord hybrid), not to mention they too are more expensive. I think it's going to be at least 5 more years until you see truly low priced, economical hybrids. Financially I think it makes more sense to just buy a regular Civic/Corolla/etc. You can still average 30+ mpg in one, and in 5 years you can re-evaluate the hybrid choices. Below are some links to hybrid comparison sites. Define “low price”. You can get a hybrid Toyota Prius or Honda Civic starting in the low 20s, but depending on what options you want the price can rise past $25k. The Toyota Camry Hybrid starts at $26k and can easily go past $30k.

Every other hybrid I can think of doesn’t get >35mpg (Ford Escape hybrid, Saturn Vue greenline, Honda Accord hybrid), not to mention they too are more expensive.

I think it’s going to be at least 5 more years until you see truly low priced, economical hybrids. Financially I think it makes more sense to just buy a regular Civic/Corolla/etc. You can still average 30+ mpg in one, and in 5 years you can re-evaluate the hybrid choices.

Below are some links to hybrid comparison sites.

]]> By: glitterpony4lyfe http://blog.hybridcargurus.com/buying-selling/which-hybrid-car-really-gets-the-mpg-and-sleek-design-for-a-low-price/comment-page-1/#comment-2876 glitterpony4lyfe Sun, 07 Jun 2009 22:03:08 +0000 http://blog.hybridcargurus.com/buying-selling/which-hybrid-car-really-gets-the-mpg-and-sleek-design-for-a-low-price/#comment-2876 the Toyota Prius gets AT LEAST 40 mpg and really isnt all that expensive new. it's around 22,000 dollars i think to get a newer one. always check your local dealer though :) the Toyota Prius gets AT LEAST 40 mpg and really isnt all that expensive new. it’s around 22,000 dollars i think to get a newer one. always check your local dealer though :)

]]> By: bubbarub http://blog.hybridcargurus.com/buying-selling/which-hybrid-car-really-gets-the-mpg-and-sleek-design-for-a-low-price/comment-page-1/#comment-2875 bubbarub Sat, 06 Jun 2009 20:17:29 +0000 http://blog.hybridcargurus.com/buying-selling/which-hybrid-car-really-gets-the-mpg-and-sleek-design-for-a-low-price/#comment-2875 a used Honda Insight a used Honda Insight

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