A hybrid car may be right for someone depending on their driving habits as they offer tax credits, excellent resale value, and efficient gas consumption compared to traditional vehicles. Hybrids use both a gas and electric motor where the gas motor ranges from 18 to 60 mpg in the city and 21 to 66 mpg on highways depending on the make and size, while the electric motor gives the gas engine an extra boost or may power the car entirely. Anyone interested in learning more or purchasing a hybrid should speak to the loan department manager at their mention.

1. Is a hybrid car right for you? Emman James Taneo, Midwest State Bank Loan Department Manager

2. Are They a Good Value? Depends upon your driving habits Government offers tax credits Excellent resale value Efficient gas consumption

3. What Is Their Gas Mileage? Depends upon make and size City: Ranges from 18 to 60 mpg Highways: Ranges from 21 to 66 mpg Actual mileage affected by driving patterns

4. What Makes Them Work? Use two motors Gas Smaller, more efficient than traditional vehicle Electric Gives gas engine extra power boost May power car entirely

5. See me for your next car purchase Emman James Taneo , Midwest State Bank Loan Department Manager