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Best Hybrids for the Money 2013

Gas prices remain volatile, but even so, no one expects prices below $3 per gallon ever again, and many parts of the country consistently see prices near or above $4. As much as ever, shoppers need to know how effectively hybrids deliver efficiency for your dollar — if they do at all.

To determine if a hybrid's added expense is worth the cash, we devised an efficiency-cost rating to reflect efficiency bang for your overall buck.

It's simply the combined city/highway mpg divided by the base price (MSRP plus destination charge). We then multiply that number by 1,000. This formula can be applied to any type of vehicle, hybrid or not. A high mpg rating and low price provide a high efficiency-cost rating. A higher score is the better score.

We don't account for equipment levels, quality judgments, cost of ownership or any variances from EPA mileage estimates. The goal here is to pay the least for the most mileage, barring all other considerations.

Subcompact Cars

2013 Toyota Prius c
Price: $19,875
Gas mileage (city/highway; combined mpg): 53/46; 50
Efficiency-cost rating: 2.52

With an efficiency-cost rating of 2.52, the subcompact 2013 Toyota Prius c is still the top-rated hybrid ahead of the compact Honda Insight (2.17). It's also ahead of the regular Toyota Prius, which tops the midsize-car category.

Compact Cars

2013 Honda Insight
Price: $19,390
Gas mileage (city/highway; combined mpg): 41/44; 42
Efficiency-cost rating: 2.17

The 2013 Honda Insight remains the best bang for your buck in this size class with an efficiency-cost rating of 2.17. It also soundly beats its stablemate, the Honda Civic Hybrid, rated at 1.75.

Midsize Cars

2013 Toyota Prius
Price: $24,995
Gas mileage (city/highway; combined mpg): 51/48; 50
Efficiency-cost rating: 2.00

With an efficiency-cost rating of 2.00, the 2013 Toyota Prius is the best of the midsize cars and third overall - quite an accomplishment considering its interior volume and thrifty fuel numbers. If you value roominess along with results, the Prius remains the king of the hybrids.

2013 Ford Fusion Hybrid
Price: $27,995
Gas mileage (city/highway; combined mpg): 47/47; 47
Efficiency-cost rating: 1.68

Those who prefer sedans will see that efficiency-cost ratings drop considerably. With its updates, the 2013 Ford Fusion Hybrid tops the growing midsize-sedan hybrid class. The Fusion Hybrid has come under high-profile scrutiny after many owners claimed they weren't achieving, or even nearing, the EPA-estimated mileage. If this concerns you, consider the next-highest-rated 2013 Toyota Camry Hybrid, which held this spot last year. Its combined mileage estimate is a less impressive 41 mpg, but its base price is lower at $26,935, giving it a 1.52 rating.

Full-Size Cars

2013 Ford C-Max Hybrid
Price: $25,995
Gas mileage (city/highway; combined mpg): 47/47; 47
Efficiency-cost rating: 1.81

While there are no affordably priced full-size hybrid sedans, there are now reasonably priced hatchbacks larger than the Prius, including Toyota's own Prius v. However, this is the one category out of three where the Prius model doesn't rule. Thanks to its higher mileage and lower price, the 2013 Ford C-Max Hybrid leads. Like the Fusion Hybrid, the C-Max Hybrid has accrued a disproportionate number of complaints about its true mileage performance. If this concerns you, the Prius v has a lower, but still respectable, 1.53 efficiency-cost rating.

Midsize SUV/Crossover

2013 Toyota Highlander Hybrid
Price: $41,015
Gas mileage (city/highway; combined mpg): 28/28; 28
Efficiency-cost rating: 0.68

The Highlander Hybrid remains the highest-rated SUV of any size, partly because Ford's Escape no longer comes as a hybrid. The 2013 Highlander Hybrid's ECR is actually lower (worse) than that of the most affordable non-hybrid Highlander (0.74), but that's because the hybrid comes only with all-wheel drive. The gas-only Highlander with all-wheel drive costs more and thus has a worse ECR than the hybrid version: 0.58.

Full-Size SUV/Crossover

2013 Chevrolet Tahoe Hybrid
Price: $54,040
Gas mileage (city/highway; combined mpg): 20/23; 21
Efficiency-cost rating: 0.39

For people who need the capabilities a full-size SUV brings, the Chevrolet Tahoe Hybrid is the most cost-effective hybrid of its size. The Tahoe Hybrid can tow up to 6,200 pounds with rear-wheel drive, so for those who take their boats to pristine lands, this is the greenest option. Or is it? If you compare features, the Tahoe Hybrid might improve on a high-priced version of the gas-only Tahoe, but with a starting price more than $13,000 less, the base Tahoe has an efficiency-cost rating of 0.42 — better than the hybrid.

Pickup Truck

2013 Chevrolet Silverado Hybrid
Price: $42,130
Gas mileage (city/highway; combined mpg): 20/23; 21
Efficiency-cost rating: 0.50

As the more affordable version versus its sibling, the GMC Sierra Hybrid, the 2013 Chevrolet Silverado takes the top spot with a modest efficiency-cost rating of 0.50. If you insist on a Chevy pickup — or want a hybrid for hybrid's sake — the Silverado Hybrid is for you. But you can do better: The high-efficiency version of the 2013 Ram 1500, called the HFE, has a 0.71 efficiency-cost rating. It's not the cheapest 1500 truck, at $29,505, and its towing capacity tops out at 4,750 pounds, but it's much cheaper than the Silverado Hybrid and has the same combined mileage estimate of 21 mpg. The Silverado Hybrid tows up to 6,100 pounds, though.

Luxury SUV

2013 Lexus RX 450h
Price: $47,205
Gas mileage (city/highway; combined mpg): 32/28; 30
Efficiency-cost rating: 0.64

If you want a hybrid and a lush SUV, there are a few choices that serve that dual purpose well, but the Lexus RX 450h's efficiency-cost rating outperforms the rest. Even with all-wheel drive, the RX 450h's ECR of 0.60 outdoes the Volkswagen Touareg Hybrid at 0.33 and Porsche Cayenne Hybrid at 0.30, both of which come standard with all-wheel drive … and $60,000-plus price tags.

Luxury Cars

2013 Acura ILX Hybrid
Price: $29,795
Gas mileage (city/highway; combined mpg): 39/38; 38
Efficiency-cost rating: 1.28

Many folks remain baffled by the very notion of a hybrid luxury car, but there's proven demand. More of these seeming contradictions join the market all the time, including some truly efficient ones. Some would argue the compact Acura ILX Hybrid isn't exceptionally luxurious, but it carries the highest efficiency-cost rating of any luxury vehicle at 1.28. This edges out the 2013 Lexus CT 200h, which is rated 1.27. Despite a 42 mpg combined EPA estimate, the Lexus is priced higher.

2013 Lexus ES 300h
Price: $40,145
Gas mileage (city/highway; combined mpg): 40/39; 40
Efficiency-cost rating: 1.00

With an efficiency-cost rating of 1.00, the midsize 2013 Lexus ES 300h sedan blasts past the Infiniti M35h, which held this position last year. With a higher price and lower EPA-estimated mileage, the M35h's ECR is 0.52. Its main selling point for driving enthusiasts is its rear-wheel drive; the front-drive Lexus is less sporty.

2013 BMW ActiveHybrid 740 Li
Price: $85,195
Gas mileage (city/highway; combined mpg): 22/30; 25
Efficiency-cost rating: 0.29

With an EPA-estimated 25 combined mpg, which is impressive for a large, long car, the 2013 BMW ActiveHybrid 740 Li has an efficiency-cost rating of 0.29. It's low for any hybrid, but it's the best of the full-size luxury sedans, beating the Porsche Panamera S Hybrid (0.26), Mercedes-Benz S400 Hybrid (0.23) and preposterous Lexus LS 600h (0.17). However, the gas-only BMW 740's ECR is better at 0.30 with an estimated 22 mpg combined for $74,495. The Mercedes S400 is the only hybrid luxury car that beats its gas-only version, by a slim 0.03 in efficiency-cost.

Porsche Cayenne amended the blue color of the sea

A company "Speed ​​Art" for the new amendments to the package Porsche Cayenne deals gorgeous blue and granted by the fantastic form and a larger force makes impressed.

The new amendments included an object mathematically a new hood, front spoiler, rear and Saddam by Daviuser, along with rear wing.
The company added some spare parts, including sports suspension system is adjustable, and a new dual exhaust system director highlights from the middle of the rear of the car, along with a LSC-FORGED wheels 21-inch size is surrounded by high-performance tires.
If the previous amendments are inadequate to the owner of the car "Porsche Cayenne", the "Speed ​​Art" displays many of the amendments to the cabin, where they can get new skin along Costume Exchanges new and steering wheel covers for floor and carbon fiber gives the cabin a form wonderful.
With regard to the performance of the car company has issued 3 stages of amendments to improve the car's performance to become the engine power 345 hp after the first stage, and 360 in the second phase, and 400 hp in the third phase, to suit all tastes speed lovers

 

Bugatti Veyron Joins Dubai Police’s Crazy Fleet سيارة الشرطه دبي

Imagine the Lamborghini Aventador, Ferrari FF, Aston Martin One-77 and Chevrolet Camaro SS all in one place. No, we are not talking about the cars that would occupy 
 
our dream garage; we are just talking about the cars from the insane Dubai Police fleet. To make it even crazier, another supercar has just joined the lineup: the Bugatti Veyron. So, let’s figure out how many horsepower the fleet now has at its disposal to catch bad guys. there’s 700 from the Aventador; 660 from the FF; 750 from the One-77; 426 from the Camaro SS; and 1,001 from the Veyron. That gives the Dubai police force a total of more than 3,500 horsepower! Hopefully it has a very large stable and a stacked bank account to go along with it. The problem with the Veyron is that the police officers could be forced to end a chase early, considering the huge gasoline appetite the Veyron has. We’re just wondering what’s next on the force’s list; can you guess?

Nicest Cars in 2013

Do you want to know the nicest cars for 2013? If you are considering purchasing a car this

year, you are likely overwhelmed with all the options on the market. For the first time in years, manufacturers are going back to sleek looking cars, reminiscent of the late 80s and 90s. Many of these cars are in a more user friendly price range, but look like sports cars – allowing the average person to have a practical looking sports car. You may even be surprised what cars made it onto the nicest cars for 2013 list! 

Every year, car manufacturers and enthusiasts come together to determine what are the most popular cars on the market. These are cars aren’t just popular, but ones that are determined to be the sleekest and nicest by buyers. Many of the cars that made the list this year are more practical, but beautiful cars. The most popular cars that made it onto our nicest cars for 2013 list include:

• 2013 Hyundai Veloster Turbo
• 2013 Dodge Dart R/T
• 2013 Ram 1500
• 2013 Chevy Sonic RS
• 2013 Subaru WRX

Unlike previously years, it was very difficult for enthusiasts to pick their favorite cars. Many of the girls that barely missed the list this year were sports cars, including the new Camaro and Mustang. One thing is for certain, this is the year for car owners to get a beautiful car!

Nicest Cars for 2013: Look

Probably the most shocking thing of 2013 is that most of the nicest cars for 2013 are reminiscent of sports cars. Many of the cars last year were similar to old muscle cars or focused on fuel efficiency. Now car manufacturers are trying to bring both worlds together, showing car owners that they can have sleek looking cars that are also friendly on the highway. Previously the only way you were going to have a powerful, fuel efficient vehicle was to purchase it in Europe. Now, many of these concepts are coming to the US car market!

Nicest cars for 2013: Efficiency

Of course, fuel efficiency was taken into account with the nicest cars for 2013 list. Many of these cars get amazing fuel efficiency for their type of vehicle. Most car owners want cars that are cost efficient, but still are quite powerful on the highway. Now, car owners can enjoy the benefit of having beautiful cars that are also fuel efficient. Quite a few manufacturers are expected to bring this idea even further in 2014, making electric cars that have this same look, or making some of their more popular sports cars even more fuel efficient. If you are looking a brand new car, 2013 is definitely the year to do it