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Topic	Might upgrade my car CE.
CervusCanadensi 04/30/24 5:01:01 PM #9:	Makeveli_lives posted... I hate the color honestly. Its a white 2023 accord, 2nd lowest trim. If I upgrade it would be to a red one, 2nd highest trim which is hybrid. Same year. I estimate it would cost me 7-8k financing/out of pocket do the deal including documentation and registration and all that. Gas is getting more expensive lol. And I can get double mileage on the hybrid version. in the dealership lot now honestly. No cars Hybrid version gets anywhere near 2x the fuel economy of the gasser version. Without looking it up, I'd say the recent 1.5L Accords average ~32 Long term average MPG. And the Hybrids get ~40 long term average MPG. Which, for most people that drive 10,000 miles a year, will take 7 years to offset a couple thousand dollars in the vehicle cost difference. Factor in the moving parts in the Hybrid and batteries that eventually start giving out. It takes some people a decade to break even, getting a Prius instead of a Corolla. <cite>CervusCanadensi posted [p:980174844] in Might upgr... [t:80759348]...</cite> <quote>Makeveli_lives posted... </cite><quote>I hate the color honestly. Its a white 2023 accord, 2nd lowest trim. If I upgrade it would be to a red one, 2nd highest trim which is hybrid. Same year. I estimate it would cost me 7-8k financing/out of pocket do the deal including documentation and registration and all that.Gas is getting more expensive lol. And I can get double mileage on the hybrid version. in the dealership lot now honestly.</quote>No cars Hybrid version gets anywhere near 2x the fuel economy of the gasser version.Without looking it up, I'd say the recent 1.5L Accords average ~32 Long term average MPG. And the Hybrids get ~40 long term average MPG. Which, for most people that drive 10,000 miles a year, will take 7 years to offset a couple thousand dollars in the vehicle cost difference. Factor in the moving parts in the Hybrid and batteries that eventually start giving out. It takes some people a decade to break even, getting a Prius instead of a Corolla.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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