The car is said to consume close to 15 percent less fuel than the conventional model and it could be a good deal for those with enough though to shell out the salty price on this one.

As of now we are waiting to hear on the price tag for this vehicle but I have heard some say that it is not cheap. Ha, what could you expect. It’s an Audi!

The 2010 Toyota Camry Hybrid is currently listed at $26.150 Suggested retail price. It carries a 2.4l 4 cyl hybrid engine and some very nice standard features such as Aerodynamic multi-reflector projector-beam headlamps with auto on/off feature, Blue-tinted headlamp bezels, LED (light-emitting diode) for tail, stop and side marker lamps, Acoustic noise-reducing front windshield, Washer-linked variable intermittent windshield wipers with mist cycle and more.

Toyota Camry Hybrid Gas Mileage

On the toyota official website, they list the Toyota Camry Hybrid Gas Mileage at 33 in the city and 34 in the highway. Not a big difference between city and highway there but that is because of the nature of the Toyota Camry Hybrid 2.5-liter DOHC 16-valve dual engine.

A red variation for the 2010 Toyota Camry Hybrid

Toyota Camry Hybrid Interior Design, comfortable, classy and elegant

There are many other upgrades for the 2010 Toyota Camry Hybrid Available from Toyota but they obviously come at a cost. For example, you can get 16″ aluminum alloy wheels installed from the factory for you for only $804. Put in a nice rear bumper aplique for under a hundred bucks or get a remote engine start key for a mere $529…

They 2010 Toyota Camry Hybrid comes with a 36 month 36000 mile warranty which includes all components other than normal wear and tear and maintenance items.

There is a special warranty that applies to their hybrids only and these are covered for a whooping 8 years or 100 000 miles. This is overall a great buy if you are in the market for a hybrid. Of course, it carries the Toyota brand which we have known to trust as the ultimate reliable car.

Sure, maybe the whole eco friendly thing isn’t what attracts you. If so, then I don’t think you would be here. The truth is Toyota hybrids offer the best mileage of any car around at the moment. At least cars that can confortably sit 4 or 5 people inside.

If you are buying a car and are concerned about gas mileage with the gas price increasing as it is, you have to look into the following gas mileage comparison chart. The highest mileage is actually provided by the Honda insight. Honda INSIGHT is a 2 door car whereas Toyota PRIUS (2004 car of the year) gives the next highest mileage but it is also more confortable and durable. Hey no bias here :).

Hopefully, the day when people will begin choosing cars soloely based on the mileage they provide is not very far.

Hybrid Cars Gas Mileage     Availability     Maximum miles per Gallon     Maximum miles per Gallon
Compacts and Sedans

Honda Accord Gas Mileage    Available Now     City 29     Highway 37
Honda Civic  Gas Mileage    Available Now     City 40     Highway 45
Saturn Aura   Gas Mileage   Available Now     City 24     Highway 32
Honda Insight Gas Mileage     Available Now     City 61     Highway 66
Toyota Prius  Gas Mileage    Available Now     City 48     Highway 45
Chevrolet Malibu Gas Mileage     Expected 2009     City 24     Highway 35
Nissan Altima Gas Mileage     Available Now     City 35     Highway 33
Toyota Camry Gas Mileage     Available Now     City 33     Highway 34
Toyota Lexus Gas Mileage GS 450h     Available Now     City 22     Highway 25
Toyota Lexus Gas Mileage  LS 600h     Available Now     City 20     Highway 22

SUVS and Minivan Hybrid Car models    

Ford Escape SUV   Gas Mileage   Available Now     City 34     Highway 30
Toyota Lexus Rx 400h SUV   Gas Mileage   Available Now     City 26     Highway 24
Saturn Vue   Gas Mileage   Available Now     City 25     Highway 32
Toyota Highlander SUV   Gas Mileage   Available Now     City 27     Highway 25
Mercury Mariner SUV   Gas Mileage   Available Now     City 34     Highway 30

Chevrolet Tahoe Gas Mileage
Available Now     City 21     Highway 22
Dodge Durango  Gas Mileage    Expected 2009     —     –
GMC Yukon   Gas Mileage   Available Now     City 21     Highway 22
Toyota Sienna Minivan  Gas Mileage    Available Now     Combined 44 mpg
Porsche Cayenne   Gas Mileage   Expected 2009     —     –
Mazda Tribute  Gas Mileage    Available Now     City 34     Highway 30

Hybrid Truck Models    
Chrysler Dodge Ram  Gas Mileage    Expected 2009     —     –
GM Silverado & Sierra Gas Mileage     Expected 2009     City 18     Highway 21

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While we don’t have some data available at this stage, we do acknowledge that volkswagen is set to reveal the world’s most economical non-hybrid car to shareholders attending the 42nd annual popular meeting of volkswagen ag in hamburg.

The single-seater is capable of 0. 91 litres per 100km (or 258mpg in the old measure) and can manage a top speed of 123km/h.

The prototype, as shown here, was built in conditions of such great secrecy that little more is known regarding the car, but we’ll be sure to keep you posted after next week’s meeting.

The gas mileage for this toyota hybrid: a sweet estimated 43 to 55 miles per galon.

Better believe it. If you are on the fence about buying a hybrid car, just think of the following novel concept, if you plan to keep the car for more than 10 years, then the toyota prius hybrid could be an excellent choice for you financiall as well. Just think about the amount of gas you will be saving in that period of time that you own that car? Can you imagine? If you think in terms that you would be saving about 10$ per every tank of gas that you normally use, easily, in one year you have saved thousands of dollars.

Toyota hybrids are my favorite. For durability, the great customer support from Toyota, a great warranty, great mileage and because of the fact they were the first ones in this market.

BMW has implemented the first fully hydrogen fueled vehicle available on the market. The BMW Hydrogen 7 series is a pinnacle of modern hybrid engineering and will no doubt take the automotive world by storm. BMW is continually getting ahead of the game by producing highly stylistic cars that brake new ground technologically. Hydrogen is their latest take on the fuel emissions problem. As buyers the market has been flooded with new ideas but hydrogen has been ignored as one of the greatest ideas in automotive technology of our time. Keep a look out for the 7 series because it is paving the way for less risk taking car companies to make the switch. Soon enough you won’t be able to find a new car that runs on gas so be one of the first to jump on board this bandwagon.

BMW Hydrogen Cars

Hybrid Credits Tax Rebates Incentives

Every year the IRS offers a hybrid vehicle tax credit for first time buyers of hybrid cars. Whether it is a hybrid SUV, truck, minivan or car, the tax incentives are available and are something to consider while looking at the price tag when considering a hybrid purchase. Some of these hybrid credits tax rebates incentives are cashing in at up to $3,400! Unfortunately some hybrid credits have already expired for the year 2009. These incentives are given only to the original purchaser and differ from one car company to another. Also the sooner you buy, the better because the tax credit is based on date of purchase. These Hybrid Credits Tax Rebates Incentives are often overlooked and not taken advantage of. That is why we are encouraging everyone who is considering buying a hybrid to talk to a tax professional about this amazing opportunity offered by the government and internal revenue service.

Hybrid Credits Tax Rebates Incentives

Hybrid Car Gas Facts

The Hybrid Lane is in the middle of an extensive on-going hybrid vehicle reviewing process that continually growing in volume. The number of hybrids we’ve reviewed is always getting bigger every month. The Hybrid Car Gas Facts are basically changing all the time. Each year the major car companies get smarter and smarter by implementing new technologies and techniques that save you money at the gas pump. Generally a good hybrid will get around 25-30 mpg on the highway. New diesel technology is making the European market explode with the demand for more urea based exhaust systems. Urea is a chemical compound that is injected into the exhaust stream, giving the car better emissions and mileage. A great hybrid vehicle will get around 34-38 mpg on the highway. The best way to get a good idea about Hybrid Car Gas Facts is to check with the car company website for the hybrid you are looking to purchase. Or just refer to our backlog of reviews and articles here on Hybridlane.com

Hybrid Car Gas Facts

Honda Fit Hybrid

In 2009 the Honda Fit Hybrid was redesigned to be bigger, faster and better all the way around. This is Honda’s attempt to compete with the new Prius by cutting the price in half as compared to the other hybrid models. The ultra compact Honda Fit Hybrid will seat 4 people and still get 34 mpg on the highway. The 2010 Honda Fit is set to have a base price of 14,000 when it debuts this fall. The Honda hybrid line unfortunately doesn’t have plug in capability so the downfall is that if you buy a Honda Fit Hybrid, you will be relying purely on its great gas mileage. When the new 2010 Fit gets on the market don’t forget that there will be a Hybrid Vehicle tax credit attached to the pricetag. The amount you get in your hybrid tax credit depends on how early you purchase your hybrid. All in all the 2010 Honda Fit Hybrid is a great buy for the low cost and drivablility.

Honda Fit Hybrid