Top Five Reasons To Buy A Hybrid
January 7th, 2009

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The new hybrid cars are an excellent choice for anyone looking to save money at the gas pump and help the environment. Many car manufacturers are making hybrids because they are small and fuel-efficient. They are powered by a combination of an efficient gas engine and by electric motor that helps with accelerations. Batteries that recharge automatically power the electric motor.

Even celebrities are turning to the environmentally friendly hybrid to make statements. While hybrids do have a higher purchase cost and are often hard to find due to high demand, there are many great reasons for choosing a hybrid. The next time you are in the market to purchase a new car, consider these five reasons to buy a hybrid.

Hybrid cars are typically smaller and have more efficient engines.

The efficiency of the hybrid is boosted by the small size and lightweight materials used to make the car. Hybrid vehicles also have regenerative braking. This means that the electric motor that drives the hybrid acts as a generator and charges the battery while the car is slowing. Hybrids also have a periodic engine shut off; meaning when a hybrid is stopped in traffic, the engine is temporarily shut off. Then when the car is put back in gear, the car starts automatically. The efficiency of a hybrid car outperforms that of a conventional car.

Hybrid cars are friendly to the environment.

Because a hybrid idles less and is more fuel efficient, it benefits the environment. The hybrid gets better gas mileage than a conventional gas engine. They consume less gas and produce less pollution per mile than other non-hybrid cars. Some hybrids can get ten to fifteen miles per gallon more than a regular gas engine. They are also capable of producing 90 percent fewer harmful emissions.

Hybrid cars utilize the newest technology and offers sleek, aerodynamic designs.

The aerodynamically designed hybrid cars are great for reducing drag. Also, the uses of low-rolling resistant tires made of special rubber reduce friction on the road. The high capacity nickel-metal-hydride battery pack is reliable and helps power the car when needed. This helps reduce the drag of the car when driving. The sleek profiles and designs of the hybrid allow the car to drive well through all conditions. Hybrids use the latest in power-train technology, too. The computer used in the hybrid car uses the latest technology and enhances the driving performance.

Car manufacturers are now starting to offer more choices and styles in hybrid cars.

As the popularity of the hybrid car rises, more makes and models are being offered. A buyer can purchase a Honda Civic and a Ford Escape in hybrids. GMC and Chevy are currently making two hybrid-pick-up trucks called the C15 Silverado and the C15 Sierra. The Honda Accord and Toyota Camry are also available in hybrid. In the near future, Saturn, Lexus, Honda, and Chevrolet will make hybrid SUVs available to the public. In addition, Chevrolet will offer their Malibu in hybrid form in 2007. Now since so many hybrid cars are available on the market, you can choose a style that suits you. Choose a hybrid that looks like a conventional car such as the Ford Escape. You can also have the choice of choosing a car that looks completely different than anything else on the market, such as the Toyota Prius.

There is a tax advantage for purchasing a hybrid car.

The Federal government currently offers tax breaks to people who buy hybrids through 2006. The amount of your tax break depends on when you file and what tax bracket you are in. Some states are also starting to offer tax breaks to those who purchase hybrid vehicles.

Hybrid technology has been around for a long time. In 1899, Porsche built the first successful hybrid car. The popularity of the hybrid did not catch on until the 1990s when Honda introduces the Insight and Toyota began selling the Prius. In the 2000s, plug-in hybrid cars became the standard. These were recharged from an electrical power grid and do not require conventional fuel for short trips. The Toyota Pruis was one of the first popular hybrid cars on the market that utilized an economical gas engine and a battery operated motor.

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