The Ford Escape drives 33mpg and the Prius drives high 40s or low 50s.
Toyota has a variety of hybrid cars, from the Prius to many of the standard vehicles which have been newly equipped with the hybrid drive system. They all receive fairly high reviews for drive-ability.
not enough
probably 250,000 miles if well maintained
It depends on which hybrid you drive and how much you drive it.
a AWD Hybrid is a 4 wheel drive Hybrid
the chemicals and things that are used to make the batteries are more damaging. you have to drive a hybrid ace 100 thousand miles to make up for the damage it does
It depends on a few factors. At very least you would have to know your car's gas mileage as well as the hybrid car's gas mileage as well as the price of gas and how many miles you drive. You can calculate your total savings by converting to a hybrid car by using the Hybrid Car Calculator, found at www.money-zine.com/Calculators/Auto-Loan-Calculators/Hybrid-Car-Calculator/ or www.josephsunny.com/finance/hybrid.html A hybrid averaging 40 miles per gallon versus a standard car with 25 miles per gallon will save $9,300 over 200,000 miles when the price of gas is $3.10.
At 60 mph, you can drive 10 miles. At 30 mph, you can drive 5 miles.
it depends on how many miles you can drive a day
Running on battery power alone, you can only expect to drive between 2 and 7 miles; this is due to several factors. The first is that hybrid cars are not designed to run solely on battery power, but in conjunction with a gasoline engine that constantly provides a char
how many miles can u drive with 16 gallons
Unfortunately, one hybrid does not represent the entire line of models. Each make of a company's hybrid uses more or less miles per gallon than the next one, such as for regular cars. You'll have to be more specific as to which hybrid.