Fuel saving is now a trend & is one of the biggest advantages of the vehicle to attract customers. In fact, many customers are looking at fuel consumption first before buying a new car, besides checking the safe ability.
It is also a wise idea to be looking around for Motor Insurance for your new vehicle. While there are many companies that offer this such as Confused and Comparethemarket to name a few, a nice idea could be to look at a more Eco-Friendly focused option, ethical car insurance like from The Green Insurance Company would for example be one idea.
In order to fulfill consumer’s taste, car manufacturers are also constantly improving their products to save the most fuel. Of course, there are many automaker was "inflated" fuel savings of their products to attract customers such as Ford, Hyundai and Kia.
So that Kelly Blue Book has decided to research all data thoroughly and lists top 5 "green cars" in 2013. Based on this, consumers can secure their choice before deciding to buy a new car.
Besides of these rank, you can find the list of approved Green Cars from this page www.nextgreencar.com.
5. 2013 Toyota Prius Plug-in
As the top best-selling "green car" in history, it is not difficult to understand due to the 2013 Prius Plug-in continue to be voted.
- The combined fuel consumption: 2.47-liter / 100 km (first 18 km) and 4.7-liter / 100 km (next 851 km).
- Price: $32,000.
4. 2013 Chevrolet Volt
Since its introduction, the Chevrolet Volt has quickly become a popular hybrid car in General Motors family. Not really successful as expected, but the Volt is still one of fuel saving cars worthy of our attention.
- The combined fuel consumption: 2.4-liter / 100 km (first 61 km) and 6.3-liter / 100 km (next 553 km).
- Price: $39,145.
3. 2013 Ford Focus Electric
According to Ford, the Focus Electric is the first 5-seat electric car in the world, which only consumes fuel 2.3-liter per 100 km. In addition, the North American carmaker also said the Focus Electric just needs only 3 hours to fully charge the battery with a 240V source.
- The combined fuel consumption: 2.24-liter / 100 km.
- Range: 122 km.
- Price: $29,245.
2. 2013 Tesla Model S
Winning the prize "Car of the Year 2013" by the MotorTrend Car magazine, the Tesla Model S deserves a good position in the rankings.
- The combined fuel consumption: 2.64-liter / 100 km.
- Range: 426 km.
- Price: $58,570.
1. 2013 Nissan Leaf
As Kelly Blue Book stated: "You will not find a car that does not only run entirely by the electric but also the convergence of the great advantages of practical features, sophisticated design and value like Nissan Leaf ". In 2013, Nissan reduced $6,000 from starting price that creates for the Leaf a very attractive price at $22,000.
- The combined fuel consumption: 2.0-liter / 100 km.
- Range: 120 km.
- Price: $22,000.
