Hybrid and Electric Cars 2016-2017: The Best and the Rest
Hybrid Vehicles
Chevrolet Volt
MSRP: $33,995 – $38,345
EPA: 43 city/42 hwy
Overview: Despite the Volt’s eco image, it’s actually fun to drive, without the range anxiety of pure electric vehicles.
Audi A3 Sportback e-tron
MSRP: $38,825
EPA: N/A
Overview: The A3 Sportback e-tron is Audi’s first plug-in hybrid; optimistic European testing yields 157 mpg, but your results, as the saying goes, may vary.
Ford C-Max
10 Best Corvettes of All Time
Chevrolet's Most Spectacular Two-SeatersOver the past 60 years Chevrolet has built more than 1.3 million Corvettes across six generations. Most of them have been good cars. A few of them have been lousy cars. And at least 10 Corvettes have been truly great.
Great as in a car that in the middle of the day while at work, you just think about driving it. Great as in a car that resets the standard for awesomeness among teenagers for decades. Great as in a car that is the subject of outlandish posters, intricate scale models and carefully crafted scotch decanters.
But for sanity’s sake this list is restricted to regular production Corvettes. So great Corvettes like the John Greenwood road racers from the early 1970s or the C5Rs and C6Rs that have taken multiple wins at Le Mans aren’t on the list. And movie cars like the right-hand-drive custom machine featured in Corvette Summer aren’t here either. Surely they’ll
1) Subaru Outback
2) Honda Pilot
3) Toyota Highlander
4) Nissan Pathfinder
5) Honda Accord
6) Kia Optima
7) Chevy Malibu
8) Hyundai Sonata
9) Honda HR-V
10) Chevrolet Tahoe
11) Honda Civic
12) Chevrolet Impala
13) Honda CR-V
14) Kia Sedona
15) Honda Odyssey
16) Toyota Sienna