Output from dynamos?

December 13, 2009 by MyHybrid  
Filed under Engineering

hybrid battery

psychologist questioned:

If I fit two dynamos to each veer of my bike (not a logic), would here be enought potential generated to payment a battery with a fleeting while of fuel consumption with which the bike starts to run from the battery as a substitution for of the fuel in tank? More like the Hybrid translation.

Would it be fiscally responsible to buy a 2009 Escalade Hybrid vs. a 2009 Escalade 2WD (not hybrid)?

December 3, 2009 by MyHybrid  
Filed under Gmc

hybrid vehicles

Apollo Creed questioned:

Car.com excise the hybrid at 20/21 MPG CTY/HWY and the additional one at 12/19.
The hybrid invoices at $65,737, the additional one is $56,975.
When driving frequently highway miles, it would take a Really long time to make back the superfluous cash washed-out to get the hybrid translation of it, plus the repair expenses on the hybrid would most liable cost much more.
May maybe somebody do the math and tell me how many miles you would have to handbook to realize the gas savings?
I skepticism you would meet that mileage in the time of the vehicle.

Will there be a Honda Fit hybrid?

December 3, 2009 by MyHybrid  
Filed under Buying & Selling

fuel efficiency

jasonautica questioned:

I’ve had a lot of appeal in export a Honda Fit, but I’ve read intelligence about a hybrid translation in 2008. So far, I’ve contacted 9 Honda dealers, but they’re maintenance their mouths shut. This is ordinarily the time of the year when new car announcements, so I’m wondering if any self has heard anything. With gas prices rising (and income in CA), the best fuel efficiency is vital to me. Thankfulness for any help.

Would you buy one of these alternative fueled vehicles?

November 9, 2009 by MyHybrid  
Filed under Alternative Fuel Vehicles

hybrid vehicles

Dana1981, Master of Knowledge questioned:

High and mighty you were in the market for a new car, would you deliberate one of these gripping cars?

Unfilled in October 2008, the Aptera typ-1e will cost $26,900 with a top speed of 95 mph and array of 120 miles per payment.

Soon thereafter Aptera will initiate the typ-1h, a plug-in hybrid translation of the typ-1e with a 40-60 mile array on decently electrical energy for around $30,000. On a 120 mile trip, the typ-1h will get 300 miles per gallon. The shorter the trip, the privileged the efficiency.

http://www.aptera.com/details.php

Unfilled in ahead of schedule 2009, the ZAP Implicit name will cost $30,000, have a top speed of 100 mph, and a array of 100 miles per payment.

Soon thereafter the ZAP-X will be unfilled at a cost of $60,000 with a top speed of 155 mph and a array of 350 miles per payment.

http://zapworld.com/gripping-vehicles

Unfilled in ahead of schedule 2009, the Miles Javlon cost $30,000 with have a top speed of 80 mph and a array of 120 miles per payment.

http://www.milesev.com

benthic – no they’re not. Hybrid batteries are completely ecological, and the rest of the car is as simple to dispose of as a fixed car.

Does Toyota Have any plans to make a Hybrid version of the FJ Cruiser?

November 6, 2009 by MyHybrid  
Filed under Toyota

hybrid cars

squeamish_e questioned:

I really like the looks of these, but I’m twisted off by the MPG. And in view of the fact that Toyota is at the adjoin spot of Hybrid cars, I figured they force have diplomacy to hybrid-ize the FJ. Does anyone know?

Why American Auto Makers can’t (don’t) make a 50+ mpg vehicle?

October 30, 2009 by MyHybrid  
Filed under Other - Cars & Transportation

hybrid vehicles

labken1817 questioned:

It’s obvious American automakers are finally being paid the thought of the subcompact cars, a market the foriegn automakers have dominated for being, and the American companies are finally warming up to hybrid vehicles. But the hybrid equipment for American Auto makers is far second-rate to the japanese counterparts. Chevrolet now has a hybrid translation of the Malibu, but the hybrid Malibu only gets 2 mpg better fuel state then the non hybrid powered Malibu. What is the problem with American Auto Manufacturers? Do they not get it? The Market is demanding better fuel state in here vehicles and Ford, Chrysler and GM are ignoring us.

Is a hybrid SUV even serious?

October 25, 2009 by MyHybrid  
Filed under Alternative Fuel Vehicles

hybrid vehicles

ricks questioned:

In the full size translation of these vehicles, they say they get about 25% better miliage. On one of these that only gets 14mpg for model (which is about on the high average), thats an bonus 3.5 mpg.

So you get 17.5 mpg. Is that value it? When you equate the bonus cost of a hybrid engine vs. a fixed gas one, is it just a bit absurd (which I am sure many will use that defense to not buy the hybrid translation)? We probably may maybe get that savings in just slowing down & maintaining our cars by the book.

Dont get me incorrect, I am not a SUV hater. I like them! But it just seems like they may maybe try harder than that. One condition I read says it may maybe make those on the fence about SUVs, come on over b/c they are making them better with less guilt.

Yes, 25% is subdue 25%, but if it didnt come with the much privileged cost (probably about 25%), it may maybe be evenhanded that something is life done for the background. It nearly seems like a deterent.
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thats what I said. I am refering to full sized ones (Housing, Tahoe, Blazer, Escalde), not the small/intersect type.

Noone N: I never told anyone what to do! I am asking opinions. Handbook what you want.

mystikreaper: excellent top. I saw Customers Report earlier this year & they say the small difference in the hybrid translation vs. the gas translation of the same model (not comparing Prius to Pleasure trip), it is not cost effectual due to the cost difference. Not adage its not more fuel efficient–just not cost effiecient–importance how much you save to recoupe the difference in price.

benzcruiser:gold star for your investigate! But I will have to clash on why we make them. They do offer an uncommon (as top surprise as it is) to what here is. Its a start.

Ilovegm:excelent. As I said 25 is 25 & is better than none.

Is Honda going to ever consider making the Element into a Hybrid?

October 20, 2009 by MyHybrid  
Filed under Honda

hybrid vehicles

Stupid Flanders questioned:

It seems like the exact vehicle to make a Hybrid. I like the usefulness of this vehicle and I average about 24mpg diverse City/Highway.
Wouldn’t a hybrid translation of this SUV that got around 30 mpg’s be ideal?
Can anyone help pledge the real question?

Being paid 52mpg’s on a Prius is a scam? Not sure I see your top, terrible seed.

hybrid cars?

September 27, 2009 by MyHybrid  
Filed under Buying & Selling

hybrid cars

MELISSA <3 questioned:

Assessment

1.Gender & Age

2. Are you concerned with global warming and environmental issues?

3. Do you have a hybrid car?

4. (If not) what car do you handbook now?

5. If your car were existing in a hybrid translation would you buy it?

6. (If NOT) Why?