RainbowDash69 
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2023 Lexus RX is magnificent in blue.
[@kleptomage](/forums/dis/topics/automotive-enthusiasts?post_id=5260592#post_5260592)
That's exactly what I was thinking.
To answer the question, Mike, Plug-in hybrid is the best choice for maximum range especially for a short commute, but if you have a long commute or if you plan to do a lot of highway driving, a normal "non-plugin" hybrid like Toyota Prius or Corolla Hybrid is what you should stick to. Plug-in hybrids don't have the best highway mpg, a traditional hybrid would
That reminds me, my coworker traded-in his girlfriend's 2021 4Runner for a Corolla Cross. The dealership must've been ecstatic. That 2021 4Runner made him a huge profit and now he's getting great gas. CVT yeah but a CVT works wonderful and is smooth for slow city driving
@FuckItsDaytimeAgain
We don't have Smart cars around here at all, the only ones I see are the tiny older generation ones
[@kleptomage](/forums/dis/topics/automotive-enthusiasts?post_id=5260592#post_5260592)
That's exactly what I was thinking.
To answer the question, Mike, Plug-in hybrid is the best choice for maximum range especially for a short commute, but if you have a long commute or if you plan to do a lot of highway driving, a normal "non-plugin" hybrid like Toyota Prius or Corolla Hybrid is what you should stick to. Plug-in hybrids don't have the best highway mpg, a traditional hybrid would
That reminds me, my coworker traded-in his girlfriend's 2021 4Runner for a Corolla Cross. The dealership must've been ecstatic. That 2021 4Runner made him a huge profit and now he's getting great gas. CVT yeah but a CVT works wonderful and is smooth for slow city driving
@FuckItsDaytimeAgain
We don't have Smart cars around here at all, the only ones I see are the tiny older generation ones