Top Fuel-Efficient Cars for 2010

Discover the leading hybrids on the market

If we can’t totally give up our cars, there are still choices we can make to lessen the impact our transportation has on the environment. Auto companies are making big strides in expanding the hybrid market and creating fuel-efficient vehicles that additionally help combat climate change by lowering carbon emissions. This year’s top fuel-efficient cars have been announced (full report here), so read on to learn about the automakers taking environmental responsibility seriously>>

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the top fuel-efficient cars are not hybrids, they're diesels, the new Jetta TDI is more efficient than the Prius, and the older ones even more so.
Truly un-informative list, just because it has a 'hybrid' label it doesn't mean that it is most feul efficient. If the author really mean 'Top Fuel-Efficient Cars for 2010' then where are the Honda Fit/Yaris/Aveo/golf etc. or just change the title of the article to 'Hybrid Cars of 2010'.
I drive a 2005 Toyota Echo standard transmission. I regularly get 5.2 to 5.5 litres/100-km or close to 50-mpg. The car is not a costly hybrid. I could buy three Echo/Yaris for the cost of some of the hybrids. Where is the total energy savings? I am not impressed with the list of top ten fuel saving cars
Very pleased to see, an example of a typical "hybrid" is the new Autorail à grande capacité (AGC or high-capacity railcar) web designing company

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