Friday, September 21, 2007

The Economics of Buying a Hybrid

If you are considering buying a hybrid you must first go check out TheIssue.com's analysis of the economics of buying a hybrid:

Hybrid cars are often considered the perfect match for the thrifty and environmentally conscience consumer. They save gas money, reduce pollutive emissions and ease demands on strained energy sources. While these benefits are almost certainly true, the cost-benefit equation is more complicated. Many would-be buyers find that the technology premium outweighs gas savings, and others point to environmental drawbacks like battery manufacturing.
Read on at TheIssue.com.

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