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Reviews for New Cars - Hybrids

	Year/Make/Model	Base-Range Price	Mileage Ratings
	2013 Toyota Prius The 2013 Toyota Prius is the best car for you if you want a hybrid classic with the latest in gas-electric tech. The 2013 Toyota...	$25,300-$31,000	51/48/50 MPG
	2013 Ford C-Max The 2013 Ford C-Max is the best hybrid car for you if you want a fuel-saving compact four-door hatchback that combines advanced...	$27,000-$33,000	// MPG
	2012 Chevrolet Volt The 2012 Chevrolet Volt is the best car for you if you want a cutting-edge “green” vehicle that rewards with thrifty and emissions-free...	$41,000-$41,000	60/60/ MPG
	2012 Toyota Prius v The 2012 Toyota Prius v is the best hybrid station wagon for you if you need 67 cubic feet of cargo volume and want 42 mpg. The...	$27,000-$33,000	44/40/ MPG
	2012 Honda Insight The 2012 Honda Insight hybrid is the best car for you if you’re a Honda diehard who puts fuel economy ahead of driving pleasure. ...	$19,000-$25,000	40/43/ MPG
	2012 Toyota Prius The 2012 Toyota Prius is the best hybrid for you if you’re thrilled to get 50 mpg without plugging one in -- and the equivalent of 95...	$24,760-$30,565	51/48/50 MPG
	2011 Toyota Prius The 2011 Toyota Prius is the best car for you if you want the most fuel-efficient hybrid on the road -- and aren’t self-conscious about...	$23,810-$29,080	51/48/50 MPG
	2011 Honda Insight The 2011 Honda Insight hybrid is the best car for you if you want one of America’s highest-mileage cars at a reasonable price -- and can...	$18,950-$24,015	40/43/41 MPG
	2010 Toyota Prius The 2010 Toyota Prius is the best car for you if you’re willing to spend on technology to save on gasoline. A fair trade-off? You decide...	$21,750-$28,475	51/48/ MPG