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Top 5 Hybrid Cars for 2010

Best Hybrid Cars, Ford Fusion Hybrid, Used Hybrid Cars

There are a number of different advantages which come along with owning a hybrid car. These cars also tend to have great warranties, which include the car’s battery pack and electric motor. Another major benefit of hybrid cars is that they tend to have a significantly high amount of gas mileage, most of them getting about eight to ten percent better mileages. If you are in the market of buying a new car, why not look into a new hybrid. One of the best benefits is the Tax deduction.

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Here is a list of 5 of the top hybrids for 2010:

The Toyota Prius still remains in the number one place for being a fuel-efficient hybrid car. Even though a few flaws remain, the new upgrades make for a better car.

Although the interior of the car offers a quiet and comfortable ride and has plenty of head room, it has an awkward driving position, and disappointing materials, an overly busy gauge cluster and has no factory IPOD interface.

The 2010 Toyota Prius has been fully redesigned. Key improvements for this third-generation model include more power, better fuel economy, enhanced steering feel, more conventional interior controls and sleeker styling. http://www.edmunds.com/toyota/prius/review.html

The Honda Insight cost thousands less than the Prius, and looks better. Even though it does not get the same mileage from a tank of gas, it gets good mileage from a tank of gas.

The hybrid is powered by a seamless hybrid powertrain and offers a pleasant driving experience.

The cons of the vehicle: There is no room in the backseat, and is not a quiet as the rival Prius.

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http://www.edmunds.com/honda/insight/2010/review.html?mktcat=style+review+page&kw;=2010+honda+insight+101119958+style+review+page&mktid;=ik344168

The Ford Fusion hybrid is a gas-electric copy of the popular midsize family sedan. It was introduced along side of the ford fusion and starts at 27,270. Standard features include: dual-zone climate control, automatic headlights, keyless entry, power windows, mirrors, and locks, capless refueling, traction control, and ABS.

The hybrid also offers a six speaker stereo, eco- eco-responsible seats, 17-inch wheels, traction control, and a reverse sensor. http://www.leftlanenews.com/ford-fusion-hybrid.html

New 2010 Mercury Milan delivers an impressive 41 city/36 highway miles per gallon at speeds up to 47 miles per hour; Milan Hybrid operates in electric vehicle mode – the highest top speed of any hybrid vehicle in electric mode. An innovative dual-LCD SmartGauge cluster with EcoGuide features a four-level display providing information to help you improve fuel efficiency. Plus, when you purchase Milan Hybrid by September 30, 2009, you could receive an IRS-approved tax credit of $1,700.

http://www.mercuryvehicles.com/milan/

Because the Chevy Tahoe hybrid does not meet the criteria for the (CAFE), it received the questionable title” green car of the year” at the 2007 Los Angeles Auto Show.

Although the full-size SUV launches a new breed of larger vehicles that are significantly greener than their gas-powered versions, what makes this vehicle great is it can shut down 4 of the 8 cylinders when the extra power is not needed. That saves fuel. Beyond the engine, there’s a 300-volt battery that hides below the second-row seats. The vehicle’s two electric motors are housed within the transmission.

http://www.hybridcars.com/suvs-minivans/chevy-tahoe-hybrid.html