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The way the situation is going a lot of people would like to buy fuel-efficient vehicles. The most all around efficient car is the Honda Insight hybrid, which receives top honors because of 60 mpg in the city and out on the highway, it gets 66 mpg. The Insight's design utilizes tires that are low resistant and takes advantage of the combined electric and gas performance. Nevertheless, the Insight failed to offer a lot of space and had some unusual style issues.

When it comes to mid-sized cars, the Toyota Prius hybrid may be the favorite as far as operation goes and it also boasts the capability to carry as many as five people. The Prius uses a combination of fuel engine and electric motor to generate 110 HP enabling it to reach 51 mpg while driving in the city and 48 mpg on the open road. Unlike the Insight, the Prius happens to be friendlier to drivers and its precise form enables it to be a bigger vehicle. The most inexpensive American hybrid is reputedly the Honda Civic which is certainly an extremely efficient compact car that gets nearly 50 mpg in both city and freeway driving. The Civic hybrid will be competitive in its division with an output of 110 HP, and gets this efficiency by improving on the design of the regular Civic.

In terms of efficient subcompact cars, the Volkswagen Beetle diesel is number one in that particular category. It really doesn't sound very powerful at 100 HP, nevertheless it does have 177 lb-foot of torque. Pontiac and Toyota combined for the most powerful station wagon at 30 mpg in city travel and 36 mpg on the highway. General Motors and Toyota created the Pontiac Vibe and the Toyota Matrix through a joint venture effort. Primarily, General Motors furnished the design and engineering but Toyota supplied the engines. The Matrix and Vibe have efficiency, sophistication and smoothness, but they are certainly not going to win any street race with their 1.8L 4 cylinder engine, that produces 126 HP.

The top choice when it comes to larger vehicles is the Hyundai Sonata that can get 24 mpg on city streets and 34 mpg on the freeway. This came as a huge astonishment because there was plenty of stiff competition. It does use a powerful 2.4 L 4 cylinder engine, which happens to be also smooth and responsive. The vehicle's suspension is rather soft and targeted more toward comfort than its ability to handle the vehicle. It has been well constructed even if it isn't quite the level of a BMW. Clearly the Hyundai has improved enough where it is no longer a manufacturer that is second-rate.

There are many fuel-efficient cars being built today, giving a much greater choice for the drivers. Considering that lots more people hope to conserve energy, you don't have to be limited to only buying cars with a certain type of engine.

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