Hybrid Cars

HYBRID CARS- Hybrids are cars that run on electricity. Although hybrid cars help with your spending money on gas, they're not that fast or powerful, most of them.
GASOLINE POWERED CARS- They're the cars you usually see on the street and run on gas. They're faster than hybrids, but you'll use up more money with them, unless they're fuel efficient.

Some cars are mixtures of both, like the Toyota Prius and the Honda Insight.

Depending on the relative size of your hybrid and your motor home, yes: there is nothing different about a hybrid v. ordinary car that stops it being towed with its front wheels off the ground.

Of course there might be some issue if the car in question is a full-time 4-wheel-drive car; but that applies at least equally to non-hybrids. (I've never seen such a car as a hybrid, but perhaps they exist.)

Mazda cars require gas for their engines, not diesel. They also have hybrid vehicles, which run on both electricity and gas, but not diesel.

1898 by Dr. Ferdinand Porsche. The car was driven by electric motors in the wheel hubs and utilized a gasoline engine to turn a generator.

they don't that's the whole idea

how can u say dat..they don't..!

They do,but not much they use petrol in low efficency.

They don't save any overall. The extra electronics and equipment cost in terms of our environment. They do save some fuel though compared to cars of similar size. Some by as much as 10%. City driving is their best savings area.

Not at all. They are much slower but get slightly better mileage.

I own a hybrid and it is not slower than any other car. I have found myself going 85-90 and slowed it down. My gas mileage is good. I get average of 45 mpg around town and on the freeway have gotten 59 mpg. If you drive the car about 58-60 mph the mileage improves.

Gasoline engine and battery pack.

hybrids use battery power and gas. normal cars use only gas

Yes, Hybrid cars are a great environmentally green friendly car. They are fuel savers and even some require no fuel which these are the electric versions. These are the best green type cars available and everyone wants one for a good price.

Yes, hybrid vehicles are just as safe to drive as any gasoline-powered vehicle. Manufacturers design them to withstand the same crash specifications as normal cars and they come with the same airbag and restraint systems

According to Pike Research: Hybrid, plug-in electric vehicles to surpass 5% of total U.S. vehicle sales by 2017.

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You usually buy gas less often. That's about it.

Yes, like the CR-Z and the Civic.

The Ford Escape Hybrid gets about 33 mpg

Prius is in the upper 40s, low 50s

The hybrid car was invented by Ferdinand Porsche in 1899.

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use less gas ,and run by battery but that electric cost somebody something huh ?to re-charge and that's going up all the time so it may not be a cheap car after all wait and see how much parts will cost or a mechanic to work on it

no hybrids use the same amount of fuel as other cars but u can also use electriceity

Yes if you are talking about mpg (Miles Per Gallon)

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There are hybrid cars in use in many countries.

Hybrid powered is when a car and a monkey really like each other. A non hybrid powered car is one that runs on cocaine

The maintenance for hybrid is cars is similar to regular gasoline cars. You still need to do regular oil changes, but these can be done at larger intervals. Generally, hybrid cars require less maintenance, but make sure to check electric cords and connections

The previouse answere was wrong. Hybrids do indeed use gasoline, but only when they are driving. When the car stops, then the energy used to stop is converted to electricity, and then the engine turns off and the electric motor turns on.

No, all cars that are hybrids as of now are charged by a regular gasoline or diesel engine as opposed to AC. Some cars will have the capability eventually such as Chevrolet's Volt.