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Compare all
Hybrids on the Market
 A
quick glance at the current year models of all Hybrid/Electric Vehicles
on the market.
With recent sharp
spike in gasoline price, consumers in the U.S. are increasing
demand Hybrid vehicles as an alternative means to reduce
their fuel cost. Recent development and refinement in the
Hybrid technology will only fuel those demand.
Auto manufacturers have begun to produce Hybrid Electric
Vehicles with comparable performance, safety, and cost to
conventional vehicles.
According to
J.D.Power and Associate the U.S. auto consumers will purchase
about 260,000 units of all Hybrid models in 2006, and by
the end of 2011, it is projected to reach 535,000 units.
Here are the latest models currently on the market.
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All Sedans |
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Year
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Model (Trims)
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Type
|
MSRP*
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Fuel Econ.
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2008 |
Lexus GS
450h |
Hybrid |
$55,800 |
25/22 mpg |
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2008 |
Lexus LS
600h L |
Hybrid |
$104,900 |
22/20 mpg |
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2009 |
Toyota
Camry |
Hybrid |
$26,150 |
34/33 mpg |
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2009 |
Toyota
Prius (3) |
Hybrid |
$23,400 |
45/48 mpg |
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2009 |
Honda
Civic (4) |
Hybrid |
$3,550 |
45/40 mpg |
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2009 |
Nissan
Altima |
Hybrid |
$26,650 |
33/35 mpg |
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2009 |
Chevrolet Malibu |
Hybrid |
$25,600 |
34/26 mpg |
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2009 |
Saturn
Aura |
Hybrid |
$26,000 |
34/26 mpg |
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2009 |
Tesla
Roadster |
Electric |
$109,000 |
n/a
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2009 |
Ford
Fusion |
Hybrid |
$27,300 |
39 mpg |
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2009 |
Honda
Insight |
Hybrid |
$19,000 |
n/a
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All SUVs |
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Year
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Model (Trims)
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Type
|
MSRP*
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Fuel Econ.
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2008 |
Lexus RX
400h
(2) |
Hybrid |
$42,080 |
24/27 mpg |
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2009 |
Ford
Escape
(4) |
Hybrid |
$31,600 |
31/34 mpg |
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2009 |
Mercury
Mariner
(2) |
Hybrid |
$29,750 |
31/34 mpg |
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2009 |
Mazda
Tribute
(4) |
Hybrid |
$33,400 |
27/29 mpg |
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2009 |
Saturn
Vue
(2) |
Hybrid |
$28,000 |
32/25 mpg |
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2009 |
Toyota
Highlander
(2) |
Hybrid |
$34,700 |
25/27 mpg |
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2009 |
Chevrolet Tahoe
(2) |
Hybrid |
$50,500 |
22/21 mpg |
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2009 |
GMC
Yukon
(2) |
Hybrid |
$50,900 -
$53,730 |
22/21 mpg |
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2009 |
Cadillac
Escalade |
Hybrid |
$73,200 |
21/20 mpg |
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2009 |
Dodge
Durango |
Hybrid |
$44,500 |
20/19 mpg |
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2009 |
Chrysler
Aspen |
Hybrid |
$44,800 |
20/19 mpg |
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All Vans |
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Year
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Model (Trims)
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Type
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MSRP*
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Fuel Econ.
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2008
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Dodge Caravan E85
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Ethanol
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$22,400
|
18 mpg
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All Trucks |
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Year
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Model (Trims)
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Type
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MSRP*
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Fuel Econ.
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2008
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Chevrolet Silverado
|
Ethanol
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$29,400
|
13 mpg
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2008
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Ford F-150
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Ethanol
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$22,100
|
11 mpg
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2009
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Chevrolet Silverado
|
Hybrid
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$39,000
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21 mpg
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2009
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GMC Sierra
|
Hybrid
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$39,400
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21 mpg
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Tax Incentive for Hybrid Vehicles
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for a summary of tax credit for qualified Hybrid vehicles,
provided by the IRS.
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