Hybrids are gaining popularity with the steady increase in fuel costs and the growing knowledge that car emissions are destroying air quality. With the Dodge Durango Hybrid, you get to save on fuel and keep your roomy, sporty vehicle. The Dodge Durango Hybrid is a full-size SUV with three rows that can seat eight passengers and can tow up to six thousand pounds.

The Dodge Durango Hybrid comes with many safety features including side air bags in all three rows, antilock brakes, rear backup camera system, stability control and trailer sway control. The owners will enjoy leather seats, a navigation system and heated front seats. This vehicle starts at $45,340.

This large SUV gets 19 mpg in the city and 20 mpg on the highway. In order to get such great gas mileage, the engine combines an automatic transmission with an electric hybrid drive system. No special gas is needed and there is not a battery to charge. It is as simple as driving a non-hybrid SUV.

The 300 volt battery this SUV uses fits into the vehicle without taking any room from seating. The dashboard has gauges so you can monitor your fuel efficiency. This vehicle saves you money on gas, hauls all your tough equipment, still has the HEMI that you trust, has a roomy, comfortable environment and is great for the earth. What an amazing combination Dodge has introduced with the Dodge Durango Hybrid.

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The 2009 GMC Yukon Hybrid has been described as "impressive", "stunning" and "magnificent" by both reviewers and owners. They're not talking about the Yukon Hybrid's performance, amenities or looks, although all are average or above. They're talking, instead, about the fuel economy figures they see with this hefty hybrid.

Both of GM's 2009 full-size SUV hybrid models, Yukon and Tahoe, feature the innovative, 2-mode hybrid system, introduced in 2008. Combined with GM's active fuel management technology and a unique late-intake valve opening system, the computer-modulated 2-mode electronic variable transmission (EVT) technology translates into real savings at the pump.

Since its '08 debut, the GMC Yukon Hybrid has boosted gas mileage nearly 30% compared with non-hybrid Yukon models. EPA estimates of 21 mpg/city and 22 mpg/hwy for the 2WD Yukon Hybrid and 20/20 for the 4WD model are, indeed, impressive.

A comprehensive list of standard amenities comes with the '09 GMC Yukon Hybrid, including 8 passenger seating, leather 6-way adjustable front power seats and a sound-system-integrated GPS with back-up camera. In addition, the Yukon Hybrid features 6000- to 6200-pounds of towing capacity, anti-lock brakes and stability control.

With its 2-mode EVT system, a bit of aerodynamic tweaking and a 350lb-plus weight reduction in the wheels, body and cabin, yet still weighing in at nearly 5300-pounds, the 2009 GMC Yukon Hybrid is both big and "green".

Starting at $50,945 for the 2WD '09 Yukon Hybrid, and some $2,810 more for the 4WD, big and "green" is also pricy.

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