People are constantly in the market for a new car. There is certainly nothing like shopping for a car with new color, new styling, and that alluring new car smell. You may be purchasing a new car but you may be reluctant to consider a hybrid. It's possible you just don't want to explain to your family and friends that you own a hybrid. Conceivably you are worried that the people near you would believe you are some wacko tree-hugging, whale-saving environmentalist nutcase. So you believe that there must be a car out there somewhere that gets improved gas mileage. You are aware of convertibles, Ford, Buick, Mazda, and even hybrids.

There has to be no less than one car that has a better fuel efficiency rating over hybrid cars. You search the dealerships looking for that fuel-efficient non-hybrid car. You don't know where this car is, or what fuel it uses, but there must be at the very least one car more efficient that a hybrid car. But how come it is nowhere to be seen? You suppose a small economy car would be a better option. Maybe there is an electric car that gets better fuel-efficiency than the hybrid.

Despite applying all your efforts, you were not capable to find a non-hybrid that is more fuel efficient. There is no comparison between electric cars and hybrids since electric cars do not use any gas and does not have the range. A small standard car is not, because no conventional car can match up against a hybrid car. There won't be any cars out there hiding that can beat a hybrid. The EPA released the fuel-economy numbers and there is no challenge that hybrids far out-distance any other car for fuel-efficiency. The best of the hybrids is the Toyota Prius, which usually gets close to 50 miles per gallon in city and a little less highway. There are quite a few companies that produce hybrids that go over 40 miles per gallon.

In case you want to find something aside from a hybrid, you can't use fuel efficiency as a reason. There is almost nothing that you can prove to indicate hybrids are not worth getting. Hybrids are actually here to stay and it is going to be the future. It runs like just about any other traditional car though with excellent gas mileage. There are lots of alternatives, now that more car companies are getting involved, and competing against each other. Now that you know how fuel-efficient these kinds of hybrid cars are, you know that there isn't anything better. It will continue to be this way until eventually automakers come up with something better still.

If you are still dissatisfied with the current model of hybrids, you can hold out a bit as more variety of models appear on the market. Auto companies are constantly looking for more efficient solutions that include battery-powered cars and plug-in hybrids. Although your dream car may not be in reach just yet, you can be sure that a hybrid would be a great option.