To check plagiarism in photos click hereBig Oil seems unstoppable as oil prices continue to soar to astronomical heights for various reasons (legal or not). The civil war in Nigeria, the international conflict in Iraq, hurricanes and other storms at home and abroad are all reasons gas companies have defended their outbreaks.
As the cost of natural gas rises, many consumers are considering the option of a hybrid vehicle -- a vehicle that runs on both natural gas and electricity. All hybrid models save money on gas bills, but do they really work when all the maintenance costs and other factors are factored in?
For a start, consider the cost of purchasing a hybrid vehicle. Depending on the model, a hybrid can cost $2,000 to $5,000 more than an equivalent non-hybrid model. Those prices need to be compared with the savings hybrid car owners would save on gas.