When Hybrids Do (And Don't) Make Sense
prostoalex writes "Recently NPR, CNN Money and Wall Street Journal Online have all dedicated some time and space to discussing hybrid vehicle pros and cons. It seems that hybrids do not make much financial sense if (a) you're buying after getting yourself into a debt with not really good interest on a car loan, (b) your battery requires replacement after being out of warranty, (c) your daily commute is not too long, so the price markup you pay for a hybrid does not translate into long-term gas savings." From the CNN article: "They may make a social statement you're interested in, but if you want to save money because of rising gas prices, you're heading down the wrong road, at least for now."
This is a great way to cut your fuel costs, assuming you use the AC mains on your neighbor's property.
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Which raises the question... why did you bother running your freezer during an ice storm?
My wife the pediatrician calls them "Donorcycles".
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That, sir, is why you need a hybridized El Camino.
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How many years would it take to learn how to spell "hybrid"? ;)
I thought those were hybrids? ;)
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