What type of motoring is best suited to get the economy from a hybrid car?
What type of motoring is best suited to get the economy from a hybrid car? I do a lot of short journeys 3 to 4 miles and only go for long journeys once or twice a year.I am looking at various Toyota models.
Asked on 4 June 2016 by William
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Honest John
Plug in hybrid, okay. Non plug in you'll need to make weekly runs of 20 miles or so or you won't get much electric action from a discharged hybrid battery.
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