Hybrid Car Review

Autoblog? That site has so much misinformation and hybrid bashing, it's nuts.

I'd certainly add rmi.org to the list, since they were pretty much the main thrust behind the hybrid concept from many years back.

It might also be helpful to include the various carsharing organizations out there which have an extensive number of hybrids in their fleets.

Great use of the new Google feature, btw. Kudos.

Thanks for the Kudos!

I'm a little bit confused about the autoblog bashing comment, however. Am I missing something. Keep in mind I'm relatively new at looking for hybrid info (about a year now) and if there was something I missed previously, please let me know. But didn't they just create autobloggreen?

I added rmi.org to the list. But which carsharing orgs are you referring to? Having no experience with them, I don't know if I could pick them out.

evworld.com

I put in on the other site but thought you might see it here first.

But which carsharing orgs are you referring to?

The two biggest ones in North America are Flexcar and Zipcar. If you go to carsharing.us, there's a lot of information on others out there.

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