Hybrid car information is becoming increasingly widespread as hybrid car prices become more affordable. Hybrid vehicles possess both an internal combustion engine and one or more electric motors that operate together or independently, propelling the vehicle forward.
Although new hybrid car prices surpass those of regular gasoline burning cars, the tax credit lures many consumers. Lower maintenance costs are another great advantage of hybrid cars; less emissions due to advanced technology of the engine results in a decent span of time between trips to the gas station. SUV hybrids and hybrid luxury cars not only boast 47 to 60 miles per gallon, but also enjoy a reportedly long lifespan of hybrid car parts. Hybrid cars have an 8 to 10 year warranty that lasts for 100 to 150 thousand miles. Some hybrid-specific brake pads are said to last thousands more miles than traditional brakes due to the technologically advanced braking system.
Insurance companies are offering discounts for hybrid car owners due to the research suggesting that hybrid car owners drive carefully and get into fewer accidents. As of 2005, the IRS has also offers hybrid drivers a significant tax break. For those who purchased a hybrid car in 2006, the tax relief is still available
Although new hybrid car prices surpass those of regular gasoline burning cars, the tax credit lures many consumers. Lower maintenance costs are another great advantage of hybrid cars; less emissions due to advanced technology of the engine results in a decent span of time between trips to the gas station. SUV hybrids and hybrid luxury cars not only boast 47 to 60 miles per gallon, but also enjoy a reportedly long lifespan of hybrid car parts. Hybrid cars have an 8 to 10 year warranty that lasts for 100 to 150 thousand miles. Some hybrid-specific brake pads are said to last thousands more miles than traditional brakes due to the technologically advanced braking system.
Insurance companies are offering discounts for hybrid car owners due to the research suggesting that hybrid car owners drive carefully and get into fewer accidents. As of 2005, the IRS has also offers hybrid drivers a significant tax break. For those who purchased a hybrid car in 2006, the tax relief is still available
