We’ve made it a point here at MPGomatic to put the gamut of hybrid cars and SUVs through exhaustive road tests. Our continuing goal is to examine the ability of hybrids to meet or exceed the official fuel economy estimates when using appropriate driving techniques.
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Entries Tagged 'hybrid' ↓
2010 Hybrid Gas Mileage
December 28th, 2009 — ford, gas mileage, honda, hybrid, toyota
Camry Hybrid CNG Conversion @ SEMA
November 13th, 2009 — CNG, SEMA, hybrid, toyota
How do you make a hybrid even more green? It’s simple … rip out the conventional gasoline tank and replace it with a compressed natural gas (CNG) delivery system. At SEMA 2009, Toyota took a step up from the CNG-converted Yaris shown at SEMA last year, with a CNG-converted Camry Hybrid prepared for the Surfrider Foundation.
2010 Toyota Prius IV Review
September 21st, 2009 — hybrid, review, toyota
MPG-o-Matic Toyota Prius Review Summary: The 2010 Toyota Prius is the most fuel-efficient gasoline powered car for sale in America today. The third-generation Prius offers significant improvements over previous versions, and is fully capable of scoring 60 MPG combined when driven with a light foot.
2010 Honda Insight Review
September 3rd, 2009 — honda, hybrid, review
MPG-o-Matic Honda Insight Review Summary: The 2010 Honda Insight is the least expensive, and arguably, the most sporty hybrid car currently available in the United States. The Insight delivers the goods for cost-conscious drivers with a focus on overall cost of ownership and driver engagement.
Ford Fusion Hybrid Review – Part II – Improving MPG
July 5th, 2009 — ford, hybrid, review
In the second part of our Ford Fusion Hybrid review, we’ll take a look at how the Fusion Hybrid’s innovative Smart Gauge dashboard display can be used to increase fuel economy.
