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prius-94.jpgToyota Prius46 MPGHybrid$21,300Now

The number-one selling hybrid car. The Prius is nearly synonymous with "hybrid."

civic-hybrid-94.jpgHonda Civic Hybrid42 MPGHybrid$22,600Now

Fuel efficiency, full-hybrid system, and a sleek design.

vw-jetta-full.jpgVolkswagen Jetta TDI35 MPGDiesel$21,900Now

The Volkswagen Jetta TDI offers 140 horsepower, 40-mpg on the highway, and a wagon option.

nissan-alt-hyb-94.jpgNissan Altima Hybrid34 MPGHybrid$25,100Now

The Altima Hybrid is basically a Toyota hybrid wrapped in Nissan’s attractive packaging.

camry-hyb-94.jpgToyota Camry Hybrid33 MPGHybrid$25,500Now

The hybrid version of the Camry beats the fuel efficiency of the V6 version by 10 mpg.

yaris-b-94.jpgToyota Yaris32 MPGSmall Car$12,400Now

The Yaris is the leader of the subcompact triumvirate, which includes the Honda Fit and the Nissan Versa.

e320-94.jpgMercedes E320 Bluetec31 MPGDiesel$52,300Now

The E320 Bluetec luxury sedan uses a modern diesel system to deliver efficiency and eco-friendliness.

fit-94.jpgHonda Fit31 MPGSmall Car$14,600Now

The Fit has a smart, but playful appearance, and a deceivingly large and versatile five-passenger interior.

corolla-small.jpgToyota Corolla30 MPGSmall Car$14,200Now

Popular and practical model with fuel efficiency approaching the hybrid realm.

xd-small.jpgScion xD30 MPGSmall Car$14,500Now

Small and efficient like the xA, but edgier and more powerful.

kia-rio-small.jpgKia Rio29 MPGSmall Car$10,900Now

Plain-Jane from from front to back. The Kia Rio makes no false promises. It's affordable and efficient.

focus-small.jpgFord Focus29 MPGSmall Car$14,700Now

Comfortable, controllable, efficient, and affordable.

chevy-malibu-hybrid-94.jpgChevrolet Malibu Hybrid28 MPGStop-Start$22,800Now

The familiar family sedan now with dramatic changes in style, refinement, and performance. And a hybrid drive.

versa-94.jpgNissan Versa28 MPGSmall Car$13,600Now

Offered in two body styles, a sporty 5-door hatchback and a 4-door sedan, the Versa is the largest and most powerful entry-level city car.

aura-gl-94.jpgSaturn Aura Green Line27 MPGStop-Start$22,100Now

Saturn aims for hybrid affordability.

sx4-small.jpgSuzuki SX424 MPGSmall Car$15,300Now

The most affordable all-wheel-drive vehicle on the road today.

lexus-gs450h-94.jpgLexus GS 450h23 MPGHybrid$54,900Now

Race-car-like acceleration, luxurious appointments, and half-way decent fuel efficiency.

chevrolet-impala-small.jpgChevrolet Impala E8522 MPGE85 Ethanol$22,400Now

The popular sedan is one of the front-running flagships of the E85 movement.

lexus-ls-600h-94.jpgLexus LS 600h L21 MPGHybrid$104,000Now

Lexus's 5-liter, V8, 430-horsepower luxury sedan hybrid.

chevy-malibu-hybrid-94.jpgChrysler Sebring E8521 MPGE85 Ethanol$29,300Now

America's top-selling convertible boasts a new hardtop and E85 capability.

fcx-clarity-94.jpgHonda FCX Clarityn/aHydrogenn/aNow

A limited number of southern Californians will have the opportunity to lease a Honda FCX Clarity in 2008. This is the first time a customer can obtain a fuel cell car directly from a retail dealer.

bmw-3series-small.jpgBMW 3-Series Dieseln/aDiesel$32,4002008

The 3-series with a 3.0-liter biturbo inline-six diesel powerplant.

new-insight-small.jpgThe New Honda Insightn/aHybrid$19,0002009

The new Honda Insight combines practicality, affordability and top-of-the-charts fuel economy.

accent-94.jpgHyundai Accent Hybridn/aHybridn/a2009

Hyundai delayed development of its $15,000 45-mpg subcompact until 2009, at the earliest.

subcompact-full.jpgHonda Global Subcompact Hybridn/an/a2009

A small, practical, affordable and entirely new hybrid-only model from Honda.

hyundai-sonata-small.jpgHyundai Sonata Hybrid31 MPGHybridn/a2010

Hyundai's first hybrid could offer efficiency above 30 mpg, for thousands below the competition.

volt-94.jpgChevrolet Voltn/aPlug-in Hybrid$30,0002010

All-electric gas-free driving for 40-mile stretches.

fit-09-94.jpgHonda Fit Hybridn/aHybridn/a2010

The hybrid version of the Honda subcompact could become the leader of the pack on fuel efficiency.

s400-hybrid-small.jpgMercedes S400 Hybrid n/aHybridn/a2010

This eco-chic luxury sedan could be the first production vehicle with a lithium ion battery.

saab-bio-94.jpgSaab BioPower Hybridn/aE85 Ethanoln/aConcept

Saab's kitchen sink approach to solving environmental problems in cars.

hybrid-x-94.jpgToyota Hybrid Xn/aHybridn/aConcept

The Hybrid X is a design exercise indicating the general visual direction of Toyota's hybrids.

hydrogen-7-small.jpgBMW Hydrogen 7n/aHydrogenn/aConcept

The BMW Hydrogen 7— essentially a 7 Series sedan—burns sub-zero liquid hydrogen in its conventional V-12 engine.

accord-94.jpgHonda Accord Hybridn/aHybridn/aDiscntd.

The Honda Accord Hybrid emphasized power over efficiency. Honda's experiment failed, and the vehicle was discontinued in 2007.

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