Would you recommend a hybrid, such as a Toyota Prius, for motorway use?
Would you recommend a Prius or similar for motorway journeys, including on the Continent? If not, what's the drawback?
Asked on 10 August 2010 by M Davies
Answered by
Honest John
No because hybrids are at their most efficient in suburban and local use, rather than long distance use. For long distance, better a diesel.
Similar questions
My questions are: 1) How exactly does a hybrid car work? 2) How is the electric part recharged and how far would the average car travel on one charge? 3) Would the driver in reality use the petrol part...
My girlfriend is very keen to purchase a Fiat 500 Lounge. She will cover 12-14,000 miles a year of which two-thirds will be motorway commuting, the rest city driving. I am not sure which engine is best...
I am large disabled person who drives a Seat Ateca automatic. I want to buy a small economical petrol auto for two of my offsprings to share. It needs to be an auto because they love the ease of driving...
Related models
.jpg?width=115&height=75&rmode=crop)
Low CO2 emissions and zero car tax. Spacious cabin makes it a realistic family car. Plug-In version escaped London Congestion Charge.
.jpg)
