Should You Buy a Plug-In Hybrid Car? The Real Numbers

If you're wondering whether you should buy a plug-in hybrid, this episode looks at what a plug-in hybrid can offer compared with a gas-powered car and a fully electric vehicle.

By combining a gasoline engine with a rechargeable battery, plug-in hybrid cars can use electricity for shorter trips while still giving you the flexibility of gasoline for longer drives. But are plug-in hybrids actually worth it?

Keith looks at real-world costs, charging, driving habits, return on investment, and carbon dioxide emissions to help you understand whether a plug-in hybrid could be the right choice for your wallet and your carbon footprint.

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