The economy makes living a struggle—with the increase in food prices and gas, it is basically impractical to drive alone with the money you have to waste on gas.
Hybrid cars are in demand lately—one reason is for its affordability, its features that are equally getting all the basic things one might want to find in a car, and its modern look; overall, hybrid cars suggests practicality.
If you are looking for a daily driving car that is affordable, efficient on fuel economy and offers a wide variety of equipment, then the 2014 Honda Insight is what you are looking for. The 2014 does not offer much changes which is already perfect for an economic car.
If you are the kind of driver that wants versatility with its driving dynamics and combined excellent fuel economy, you might want to consider having a 2014 Honda Fit.
Lexus announced the 2014 CT 200h will have a price start of $32,050, excluding the $910 processing and handling fee.
2014 Mercedes-Benz B-Class Electric Drive picture gallery.
Cities across Europe are going through a quiet revolution as taxi companies are starting to shift from conventional diesel-powered cabs to zero-emission and, near-silent electric Nissan LEAF taxis.
The all new Chevrolet Spark EV’s Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price starts at $27,495, as low as $19,995 net of the full federal tax credit which ranges from $0 to $7,500, and includes $810 destination freight charge.
Ford Motor Company and home-building company KB Home announced that products from the Ford-led initiative MyEnergi Lifestyle® will be featured in the homebuilder’s ZeroHouse 2.0 model home in San Marcos, California and potentially in additional markets.
With a good combination of a fun drive and award winning value, the 2013 Honda Insight brings a multilateral hatchback style.
The Toyota Prius is America’s top-selling, hybrid vehicle.