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Automobiles have transformed how people live. But in the process, they've also destroyed the environment. Now society is on the cusp of a new revolution with hybrid vehicles and alternative fuel making head way into consumer's consciousness. New hybrid and clean energy cars can make all the difference when it comes to being environmentally friendly.

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Fuel efficient vehicles are taking over the roads

Cars that can go 100 miles per gallon will soon be common place. Using a combination of traditional gasoline engines and electric motors, high technology autos will rule the road. Not only is this prospect exciting to fans of the auto, but it's great news to those who are concerned about the environment.

Hybrid vehicle production has gone through the roof in the last few years, meaning you have more fuel efficient models to choose from than ever before.

Popular hybrid cars that are on the road today include the Toyota Prius - a smaller vehicle that's offered as a two door or sedan. The Pruis has a starting MSRP of $22,000 on the most basic model and prices increase with added features and upgrades. The 2010 Third Generation Prius gets an estimated 51 MPG for highway driving and 48 MPG for city driving. The Toyota Prius uses battery power to augment gasoline, for increased fuel efficiency.

The Honda Insight - The Honda Insight is another hybrid vehicle that you're likely to see on the roads today. The 2010 Insight is available in LX, EX and EX with Navigation models. This small in size, big on comfort hybrid vehicle has a starting MSRP of $19,800. Fuel efficiency is 40 miles per gallon for city driving and 43 miles per gallon for highway driving.

Other popular hybrid vehicles include the Ford Fusion, the Toyota Camry Hybrid, the Mercury Milan Hybrid, - all od which are small to mid-size cars.

Hybrid SUV's like the Ford Escape Hybrid, the Mercury Mariner Hybrid and the Toyota Highlander are great choices for those that don't want to sacrifice the room and luxury of a Sports Utility Vehicle. The base cost of hybrid SUV's are a bit steeper with an average starting price of $25,000 -$27,000.

In addition to the major car manufacturers, you might also find smaller, specialty car manufacturers that offer road legal, but much smaller, hybrid vehicles. Pricing varies per manufacturer.

With the demand for these energy efficient vehicles on the rise, it's a wise idea to shop ahead of time for a new or used hybrid. Many dealers have waiting lists for this type of car.

Research the features you want before buying your next hybrid car. One thing is certain: the quality of hybrid vehicles is outstanding and you'll be happy to pay less for gas. This is the best time in history to shop for your new alternative fuel automobile.

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