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checkpointarea
2 months ago

Does anyone have car experiences with hybrid engine?

Have experiences as employees of a car rental company. It is quite pleasant in the city, as quiet. In the city, significant reductions in consumption are possible, but only minimal on the highway. If necessary, the electric motor helps the internal combustion engine. If everything applies to full hybrids including “Plugin” versions, with Mildhybrids a lot is different, these can not drive purely electrically.

No Japanese

Why? They build the most technically sophisticated and durable hybrid models, for example Toyota with the pioneer named “Prius”. German manufacturers are probably never on the technical stand that this car had in the 90s.

MichaelSAL74
2 months ago

nen specified sprite smoking can enter the ton, which applies only to the first 100km and also then it is with caution to enjoy and then, when the battery is empty, the consumption will bang up.

otherwise… yes both go as small cars

notting
2 months ago
Reply to  MichaelSAL74

Can it be that the OP of HEV speaks and you of PHEV, where there are IIRCs in that model of the latter?

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Jack98765
2 months ago

No Japanese

Why not? Because, unlike Renault or Peugeot, they may be too reliable?

Jack98765
2 months ago
Reply to  GeistundSeele

What’s a nice car for you when it’s always in the workshop?

I don’t think the Clio or 208 is so ugly. There were even more horrible French cars, but everyone likes him.

Jack98765
2 months ago

Of course there is, only it is annoying if you don’t have your car when you need it.

Jack98765
2 months ago

I had new vehicles, which stood several times in the workshop in the first year. Japanese wasn’t one of them.

Mariomadda69
2 months ago

well repair susceptibility u French, for that no Japanese…sometimes something doesn’t fit together…