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From Boston.com… Q. Do you know how the hybrid vehicles hold their value? I’m thinking of purchasing a new vehicle, and considering the Toyota Highlander. The hybrid costs an additional $7,000 more, but I was wondering how they hold their value later on for a trade-in. A.

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Gas Mileage Comparison Gas mileage comparison is difficult because some vehicles give their best on highways while some are too good on city roads. A car that can be most fuel-efficient in one country need not be same good performer in the entire world. Performance of car also depends on fuel used and maintenance.

Toyota gives Prius improved batteries, slows pickup push Posted by Automotive News Because its lithium ion battery technology is not yet ready for serial production, Toyota Division is moving ahead with hybrid vehicle programs with improved nickel-metal hydride battery packs.

DH and I are in the market for a HiHy. I drive a Prius, he drives a 2000 Honda Civic Si (2 dr). We just have a new baby and although the Prius is large enough for family outings, it is a little small for camping trips and other overnight trips. So we're looking at buying a HiHy.

DH and I are in the market for a HiHy. I drive a Prius, he drives a 2000 Honda Civic Si (2 dr). We just have a new baby and although the Prius is large enough for family outings, it is a little small for camping trips and other overnight trips. So we're looking at buying a HiHy.

West Alabama hopes to lure businesses linked to Toyota Prius plant Alabama may benefit from Mississippi plant DAWN KENT News staff writer Toyota’s new plan to build the Prius hybrid sedan in eastern Mississippi has Alabama’s economic developers hoping for a larger slice of the pie when it comes to supplier business tied to the fuel-sipping vehicle.

Toyota is doing it. This, and the seemingly unrelated article below are interesting in that Toyota has bucked two trends. One by listening consumers and being in touch with the marketplace in producing smaller, more fuel efficient vehicles. The second trend is that one must always pump enormous amounts of money into the marketplace to have an impact.

In view of gas consumption and prices, I'm curious in how many would be interested in a 4 cylinder HH. 1. Leave engine as is. 2. Would like a 4 cylinder Highlander Hybrid

Hybrid ownership increasing in New York State By: Erin Billups CLIFTON PARK, N.Y. — With the steady rise of gas prices, the appeal for a car with great gas mileage is growing nationwide and owning a hybrid car is now a major trend, at least for those with the cash to make the switch.