To: Political Junkie Too
No; the hybrid does not necessarily have to result in a savings on fuel versus non-hybrid gasoline cars. There are also other thermodynamic-related costs, such as the expense of more moving parts and all that.
28 posted on
07/04/2023 12:44:47 AM PDT by
Olog-hai
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To: Olog-hai
I know that my hybrid gets 400+ miles to a 10 gallon tank of gas, while my prior car got only 200 miles for the same 10 gallons.
That's an MPG of about 40 vs. the 20 I was getting. Wouldn't that mean that my hybrid is putting out less emissions per miles driven since it's double the miles for burning the same 10 gallons of gasoline?
-PJ
32 posted on
07/04/2023 2:18:23 AM PDT by
Political Junkie Too
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