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Green Car Reports and Rankings
May 13, 2018

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The demand for green cars is sculpting the future of the auto industry and material for the NYS defensive driving course. Auto titans are widening the market on the options available for consumers. Therefore, if you’re planning on purchasing your first hybrid or electric vehicle, you’ll have plenty of options to choose from.

In fact, with so many options, choosing the right vehicle for you can become very overwhelming. That’s why we’ve taken the time to list the green cars that are worth your attention. Stay clear of the top 5 NY driving laws people break by investigating green car reports for the top ranked, fuel-efficient vehicles on the market. 

Toyota Camry Hybrid 

The Toyota Camry Hybrid is a fuel economy monster. It can achieve 51 MPG in the city and 53 MPG on the highway. Not only that, but codiverges with Toyota’s Safety Sense™, which is so advanced, it can spot collision with pedestrians before they happen. With Pedestrian Detection, the future is finally here. 

Nissan Leaf 

One of the world’s best-selling electric cars is the Nissan Leaf. The Leaf has a range of 151 miles and runs completely on electricity. Not only can you go long distances for cheap, but it’s also another tax write off. Think of your savings! 

Chevrolet Bolt 

The Chevy Bolt’s compact design allows it to drive for 238 miles on a single charge. The EPA MPG equivalent is 128 MPG in the city and 110 MPG on the highway. That’s nearly two Toyota Camrys built into your Bolt. 

Chevrolet Malibu Hybrid  

Another strong choice in the hybrid family is the Chevy Malibu. With a standard gas/electric engine, you can fuel it or charge it. With this kind of fuel savings, you’ll be able to afford a vacation in your Chevy Malibu Hybrid to the actual Malibu! 

Ford C-Max 

If safety is your concern, the Ford C-Max deserves your attention. The C-Max was rated at the top of its safety class among the hybrid family. With such a good safety rating, they should call it the Ford A+ Max. 

Honda Accord Hybrid 

The Honda Accord Hybrid stands out among the competition as a jack of all trades. With versatility, space, and fuel-efficiency, the Accord can do it all. Except help you clean your dirty apartment. No car can do that. 

Toyota Prius 

The Toyota Prius is known as the harbinger of the green car age. The Prius still reigns king among other hybrid vehicles with 54 MPG in the city and 50 MPG on the highway. Purchasing one won’t make you royalty, but it will make you an eco-friendly person. 

Chevrolet Volt 

Driving the Chevy Volt is the close cousin, with a similar name, of the Chevy Bolt. However, this vehicle can run on a charge and a tank of gas. With a full battery and full fuel tank, you can expect a combined range of 420 miles. 

Hyundai Sonata Hybrid 

When compared to other hybrids, the Hyundai Sonata fits right in with the competition. 40 MPG in the city and 46 MPG on the highway aren’t the only perks associated with this vehicle. When you tell people you drive a Hyundai Sonata it sounds like you’re driving a fancy party. 

Ford Fusion Hybrid 

The Ford Fusion Hybrid is a spacious mid-sized car with a battery and a gas tank for fuel. Fusions have all the kick of a Ford vehicle with the peace of mind of a hybrid. With its lithium-ion Battery and I-4 engine and electric motor, the Fusion will provide a competitive city to highway MPG with other hybrids. Buying a Ford Fusion shouldn’t cause any… confusion.

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