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Automakers are moving fast to determine whether plug-in hybrid electric vehicles can be put onto the market affordably.PHEVs can up to triple fuel mileage in short trips, and recharging costs less than gas to go the same distance. It appears that plug-ins cut tailpipe emissions more than enough to make up for any pollution caused by the plants that generate the electricity to charge them. A special thanks to AutoSpies.com friend friend Fred Khaz for these pictures. [source] Add your comment:
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