Monthly Archives: February 2012

Although most people would love the fuel efficiency of driving an EV, two of the primary concerns about driving one are low range-per-charge (currently about 60-100 miles), and high vehicle cost. These two problems may have met their solution as … Continue reading →

Publications and media outlets everywhere have recently been covering a topic we all dread: an even larger increase in gas prices. Even in my 2010 Prius, the increase will be significant if current prices go up to the predicted $5 … Continue reading →

There are a variety of reasons electric vehicles (EVs) have become an appealing prospect of the future, and with both established and up-and-coming auto makers catching on to the trending demand for these fuel-free vehicles, more and more options will … Continue reading →

For now I will be talking specifically about hybrids, but I will cover EVs in my next post. There are 3 major time and cost-saving advantages when considering a hybrid over a comparably priced conventional vehicle: 1. LESS TIME AND … Continue reading →

One of the most obvious, in-your-face (pun intended) reasons to encourage people to switch over to green vehicles is the simplest: you get to breath fresher, healthier air. Imagine what cities in the world would be like without having to … Continue reading →