Dropping Gas Prices = Trouble for Hybrids?

<div style="text-align: justify;"><img alt="" border="0" src="http://www.carphotosite.com/data/media/297/2007_Toyota_Prius_Touring_Edition_002.jpg" style="display: block; margin: 0px auto 10px; text-align: center; cursor: pointer; width: 500px; height: 375px;" />If you’ve heard recently, there was a drop in oil prices around the world, although this may seem good news, it sure isn’t looking as good for fuel-efficient vehicles such as hybrids. The recent oil drop have left American motorists be less concerned about saving the world and buying more fuel-efficient vehicles. Toyota even started to offer incentives and discounts on some electric-hybrid models including the Prius for the first time. Starting this month, Prius buyers in the United States can get 0% financing for two years or lease payments from $219 a month. Other manufacturers have also started to give discounts on its hybrid vehicles including the Honda Accord, the Ford Escape, and the Mercury Mariner Hybrid.<a href="http://www.carnewssite.com/dropping-gas-prices-trouble-for-hybrids/"><br /></a></div>

Dropping Gas Prices = Trouble for Hybrids?

If you’ve heard recently, there was a drop in oil prices around the world, although this may seem good news, it sure isn’t looking as good ...

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