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This article is a brief introduction on hybrid vehicles.

Hybrid vehicles address two important issues in the world today. The first is global warming, and the second is the reduction of fuel costs. There are going to many different hybrid vehicle models showing up on the radar screen, and understanding how they work will aid the consumer in getting the best value for money spent.

Hybrid models at present fall into two basic categories: electric and gasoline. Hybrid vehicles use a combination of both gas and electricity for power. The parallel hybrid and the series hybrid are the two most popular hybrid vehicles today. The difference between the two is in the complexity of the technology, and options used by engineers in employing hybrid systems.

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With gas prices breaking records nearly everyday, many individuals are desperate for a solution to the problem. One way many are finding relief is through the use of a gas engine fuel saver. Other names you may have heard are hydrogen gas saver or hho fuel kit. They all mean the same thing and bring about the same results, savings at the pump. Learn more now…

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A plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (also called PHEV) is a car that has batteries that can be recharged through a conventional outlet.  PHEVs have both traditional internal combustion engines and batteries that can fully power the car by themselves.  The advantage of PHEVs is that when they run on their electric charge only it is estimated  they cost about 20-30% of what they would running on gas.  Not only does this benefit the consumer, it is also great news for the environment, as these cars reduce air pollution and the greenhouse gas emissions that cause global warming.

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