Is buying a hybrid car a wise choice for infrequent use?

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Is buying a hybrid car a wise choice for infrequent use?

Is buying a hybrid car a wise choice for infrequent use? I do some long trips.

Asked on 12 March 2019 by Max May

Answered by Andrew Brady

Yes, if most of your journeys are around town. They're expensive, though... a small petrol might be a more sensible option depending on budget.

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