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13 of Our Absolute Favorite Electric, Hybrid, and PHEV Vehicles

July 27, 2021 by Elizabeth Blackstock Leave a Comment

We’ve tested a lot of vehicles at A Girls Guide to Cars, and we’ve grown to love all things electric. There’s nothing better than having plenty of power and feeling good about it, too! That’s why we’ve fallen head over heels for electric cars—including the ones that use their batteries to supplement gasoline power. These… 

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10 of Our Absolute Favorite All-New Crossovers and Compact SUVs

July 6, 2021 by Elizabeth Blackstock Leave a Comment

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When a sedan won’t do but a full-size SUV is just too big, it’s time to look at the crossover. Crossovers and compact SUVs make up that strange, in-between zone of the automotive market, where you have a smaller frame vehicle but still keep most of the space you need for storage. You might hear… 

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Learning to Love Electric Driving in the Toyota RAV4 Prime

February 26, 2021 by Scotty Reiss Leave a Comment

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You don’t have to give up your favorite features to go green. Before you get all caught up in the EV discussion — is an EV right for me? Can I really live with an electric car? What changes will I need to make to my routine? — remember that you can have the best… 

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Filed Under: All Wheel Drive (AWD), Electric: Plug-in, Hybrid, SUV, Toyota Tagged With: gas/plug in hybrid, hybrid, PHEV, SUV, Toyota, Toyota Rav4, Toyota RAV4 Prime

Finally, the Plug-in Hybrid SUV We’ve Been Waiting For: Meet the Toyota RAV4 Prime 

November 25, 2020 by Scotty Reiss Leave a Comment

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With 42 miles of electric driving and a hybrid gas engine, this may be the best plug-in on the road. ‘What’s the most fuel efficient SUV on the road?’ is a question I get a lot. A LOT. And until recently it was hard to answer because all SUVs were by definition not very fuel… 

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Filed Under: Electric: Plug-in, SUV, Toyota Tagged With: most fuel efficient SUV, Toyota plug in hybrid, Toyota RAV4 Prime

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