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Find a Hybrid – If You Can
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TheCarConnection.com | June 11th, 2008 The debate over hybrids is likely to continue for some time. Just moments before starting this feature, I fielded a call from a friend, intent on buying a gasoline-electric model, no matter what the actual economic equations might reveal. The simple fact is that facing ever-rising fuel prices and ever-worsening concerns about global warming, a... Read More -
Does It Make Dollars and Sense to Buy a Hybrid?
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TheCarConnection.com | May 16th, 2008 Is it time to buy a hybrid? That’s a question a large portion of American auto buyers seem to be asking these days. And there’s little doubt that for many motorists, the answer is yes. Toyota, for example, reports that its stock of Prius hybrids has fallen to the lowest level in two years, despite production increases. Ford Motor Co. hopes to... Read More -
2009 Toyota FT-EV Concept Plugs Into Detroit Show
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TheCarConnection.com | January 10th, 2009 Toyota will introduce an electric vehicle powered by batteries alone by 2012, and this FT-EV concept is a strong indicator of that future EV. The FT-EV concept bows this weekend at the 2009 Detroit auto show, along with a new 2010 Toyota Prius, a new 2010 Lexus HS 250h hybrid sedan, and a compressed natural-gas version of the 2009 Toyota Camry... Read More -
Review: 2009 Toyota Camry Hybrid
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GreenCarReports.com | March 18th, 2009 Last week, I test drove a fossil fuel-powered Camry so that last night, when I test-drove the Camry hybrid, I would have a baseline for comparison. I ought to have used the Ford Fusion hybrid for that. Outside, the hybrid looks much the same as the standard Camry, except for the hybrid badging. The same pleasing Camry lines. Inside, it was... Read More -
Toyota Wants All-Hybrid Lineup by 2020
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TheCarConnection.com | August 18th, 2008 Toyota has become synonymous with hybrids--and the Japanese automaker wants to make that connection even more universal in the next dozen years. The Wall Street Journal reports Toyota will make a hybrid powertrain option available on all its vehicles by 2020. The move comes as Toyota is facing increased pressure with new hybrids coming from GM... Read More
