Which 2010 Hybrid Car to Buy

• Posted on Autos.com Editor
• in Car Buying
• on October 7, 2013

If you’re in the market for a brand new 2010 hybrid car, it’s best to first think about exactly what you want to get out of the vehicle. Hybrid cars have certain things in common with each other, like excellent fuel efficiency and an environmentally friendly engine. However, beyond that there are a number of factors that make all hybrids unique. These range from the size and design of a new hybrid car to the level of luxury and the amenities offered with it. For the best results, it’s good to think of Both American and Japanese hybrid car models when you’re considering which vehicle to pick.

Toyota Prius

The Toyota Prius is a perennial favorite amongst hybrid car lovers everywhere. This car is sleekly designed, easy to drive and interpret, and the gas mileage is excellent as well.

Jetta TDI

The Jetta TDI reaches the top of the pile of 2010 hybrid cars because of its stellar gas mileage. Although this car is far more expensive than the standard hybrid car, it comes with luxury amenities that place it at the top of its class. Additionally, the revolutionary clean diesel fuel system gives this car the best fuel efficiency of any hybrid vehicle on the market.

Other Considerations

Think of how many people you plan to drive in your hybrid car, how much cargo you need to carry, and more. Consider whether you plan to take the car off road or not. Think also of whether you’d like a full hybrid, a partial hybrid or an electrical assist car, as these all have different benefits and disadvantages as well.