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Taking charge: Toyota Prius plug-in hybrid 
Consumer Reports | by info.rss@cro.consumer.org (Consumer Reports) | Wed, Oct 8
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Most plug-in hybrids are rated according to how many miles they can drive on electric power without using the gas engine. Some future models, such as the Chevrolet Volt and the Fisker Karma, can drive up to 40 miles (according to the manufacturers) without ever using the gas engine. Chrysle...
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As for HS250h who is the model only for the first hybrid in Lexus, directionality is slightly different from a current Lexus hybrid. The symbolical one is a figure of the car’s name. It fairly refrains the combination of the motor with 2.4L engine and introducing of “250″ compared with GS/RX4...
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