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If you were to get a Hybrid car on a budget, which one would you get and why? Need some space to carry stuff.?
With gas the price it is, I am considering getting a replacement car for my 20-25 MPG Suzuki. I drive 200-350 miles per week in town and interstate locally.
What point does the advantage not favor a hybrid?
Thanks for your comments.
Currently diesel fuel is about 10% higher than regular gasoline. Diesel has problems in the cold here.
3 Answers
- bluesharkLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
Not much point in buying a hybrid if you are doing most of your driving on the interstate. I know you said you do a mix, but just thought I'd point that out.
Also worth mentioning is that in all *likely a Suzuki (that doesn't get that great gas mileage) isn't going to get you much for a trade in value. So you'll be putting a lot down on a more expensive (because it's hybrid) car.
*likelihood
- cimraLv 71 decade ago
Hybrids get the best mileage in the city, if I were driving a lot on the highway I would get a diesel, such as a jetta 1.9TDI
- 1 decade ago
I wouldent suggest getting a hybrid cheap, if its old and the battery is bad then youll end up paying more for the battery then the car
