Most affordable V6 SUV hybrid?

(2012-02-04 15:30:13)

1. Piz Says: Piz,
I would suggest that you look into the Chevrolet Equinox. It is not a Hybrid, but it offer exceptional fuel economy. Every Equinox in this year’s lineup delivers impressive fuel economy numbers. In fact, the FWD 4-cylinder models led the segment in 2010 with best-in-class fuel economy: 32 mpg on the highway as determined by the EPA. In the city, another impressive number: 22 mpg. The AWD version with the 4-cylinder also delivers best-in-class fuel economy 20 city/29 highway mpg. It also delivers exceptional quality and reliability. It has been declared a “Best Buy” by Consumer Digest, Equinox features world-class build quality and careful attention to detail. And, to ensure a pleasant experience over the life of the vehicle, Equinox includes long-life components to minimize service visits as well as the enhancements provided by OnStar Vehicle Diagnostics. All Equinox models provide a high level of safety with six air bags, StabiliTrak with Roll-Over Mitigation, traction control, ABS and 4-wheel disc brakes. Crash avoidance is enhanced with features like auto-on exterior lamps and Daytime Running Lamps. The Equinox also provides the latest technology and convenience features at a price that’s typically lower than competitive models. Premium features like rear-seat dual DVD entertainment, power programmable liftgate, memory for the driver seat and outside mirrors, as well as high-end audio systems and connectivity features are all priced or packaged with economy and tight budgets in mind. I would suggest that you visit your local Chevrolet dealership and take one for a test drive. I know you will love everything about it!
Thank you,
Stacy GM Customer Service

2. GM Customer Svc Says: Toyota Highlander.
It's really the only SUV hybrid worth buying on the US Market.

GM used a passive hybrid system in the Saturn Vue a few years ago, but Saturn is no longer in existence and it was generally known as a piece of crap.

3. Stupid Flanders Says: do you mean a hybrid with batteries ? if so , dont buy one. all those hybrids are going to end up in the junk yard . Sales are way down on hybrids. it is all hype. just get the most fuel efficient gas car you can.