You've probably noticed more and more hybrids on the road in recent years. Most major car makers now offer hybrid models -- but which ones do consumers prefer? See more »

Some potential hybrid car buyers never actually buy a hybrid because they feel the batteries are too costly to replace or have a somewhat short life. So, what's being done to improve the technology? See more »

If your goal is to save money at the fuel pump and to do your part in reducing tailpipe emissions, a hybrid car is an excellent choice. However, are you sacrificing speed for fuel efficiency? See more »

Most people associate hybrid engines with green driving, but how can drivers add more power to their vehicles? It's easier than it sounds, but trade-offs abound. See more »

If you're a member of Sam's Club, then you already know the great deals a membership can provide for you and your family or business. But can you really buy an electric car through Sam's Club, too? See more »

With very few exceptions, cars have always required batteries. Hybrid and electric cars use high-powered (and often expensive) battery packs, but could you power your car with ordinary AA batteries? See more »

Most people know that the High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lane is for buses, carpool vans, motorcycles, emergency vehicles and cars and trucks with more than one occupant. But what if you drive a hybrid? See more »

There's a movement to get everyone onboard with the idea of alternative fuel vehicles. Hybrid cars are the popular choice right now. But if hybrid cars burn gasoline, aren't they still causing pollution? See more »

Hybrid cars are fuel-efficient -- there's no doubt about that. However, is it true that hybrid car manufacturers have found a way to make use of kinetic energy that's normally wasted? See more »

Hybrid cars are engineered to operate at peak efficiency in specific environments. But what happens when the environment is dramatically changed? Can a hybrid car perform just as well in cold weather? See more »