Fuel Mileage Savers: Is a Full Hybrid Vehicle Really a Smarter Financial Move?

MI Auto Times is asking the question many buyers may be asking themselves: Should they spend the extra money on a full hybrid vehicle or is there a better, more fuel-efficient option that will save them more money?
DETROIT, M.I. – Fuel mileage is an unavoidable topic during these recent months of higher gas prices, but is a hybrid vehicle the best solution for consumers in need of an economical answer to their shrinking wallets?
The answer, as MI Auto Times discovered, may surprise car buyers.
MI Auto Times chose to evaluate General Motors’ latest technology set to debut in its 2012 Buick LaCrosse and Regal models in order to see how these mild hybrids work and what type of fuel mileage they’ll provide to consumers.
MI Auto Times has posted its findings on its website which include:
• how new legislation is putting the pressure on automakers to deliver vehicles with better fuel mileage
• fuel-saving vehicle options available today and their feasibility
• a full explanation about eAssist, the new mild hybrid technology created by GM
• an investment savings comparison of hybrid vehicle cost savings and mild hybrid cost savings
Those interested in buying vehicles such as the Lincoln MKZ Hybrid or the Lexus HS 250 Hybrid may be interested to know that though their combined fuel economy is higher than average vehicles, their fuel-savings is not what it appears when price is factored into the equation.
There is not just one solution to better fuel mileage; and with a complete investment comparison provided by MI Auto Times, it may be easier for shoppers to see the difference between a mild hybrid and full hybrid. Visit http://www.miautotimes.com/fuel-mileage to learn more.
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