Category Archives: Hybrids

By Author: Kerry Ng Article: It seems that everywhere you turn, more more people are becoming involved in the “Green” movement. People are becoming more environmentally conscience and as a result they try to do their part in keeping the environment cle… Continue reading →

By Author: Andrew Oke Article: With gas prices as high as they are many people are looking into the idea of converting their car to electric. The reason for this is an electric car will only cost about $30 per month in electricity to drive while your c… Continue reading →

By Author: Gregg Hall Article: Honda has become one of the top car manufacturers when it comes to the latest craze in the automotive world – hybrid vehicles. Honda has followed in the footsteps of car manufacturing companies like Toyota and Ford who h… Continue reading →

By Author: Gregg Hall Article: When person thinks about hybrid sports cars are the person may be thinking oh yeah those cars the ones that are awesome on gas but are poor on performance. So with gas prices raising it is inevitable that sports car will… Continue reading →

By Author: Anna Stenning Article: The word ‘Hybrid’ doesn’t really inspire images of cars with British people; though the vehicles have been available for many years over here, the technology hasn’t quite penetrated the way it has in America just yet, … Continue reading →

By Author: Tony Hill Article: Until recently the Toyota Prius was the only real contender in the ‘hybrid market.’ It was the first mass-produced hybrid vehicle in the world and enjoyed reasonable success, and in part this was down to successful marketi… Continue reading →

By Author: Gregg Hall Article: Hybrid cars are continuing to increase their market share when looking at the total number of cars bought every year. This is due primarily to gas prices, greenhouse gases, and a concern over what you can do to make a di… Continue reading →

By Author: Gregory Smyth Article: Hybrid vehicles are the way of the future – for those that don’t want to wait for the infrastructure for hydrogen fuelling to be built, and realize that diesels may have better fuel efficiency than petrol vehicles, but… Continue reading →