9 Hybrid Vehicles To Stay Away From Buying

Fisker Karma: Despite its sleek design, the Fisker Karma faced numerous reliability issues and technical problems, leading to a tarnished reputation.

Chevrolet Volt (1st Generation): While innovative, the first-generation Volt had limited electric range and some owners reported issues with the battery and drivetrain.

Honda CR-Z: Marketed as a sporty hybrid, the CR-Z fell short on both performance and fuel efficiency compared to other hybrids in its class.

Lexus HS 250h: Known for its uninspiring performance and lackluster fuel economy, the HS 250h failed to impress consumers in the hybrid market.

Toyota Prius C: Despite its compact size and affordability, the Prius C lacked the refinement and fuel efficiency of other Prius models, making it less desirable among hybrid options.

Cadillac ELR: Positioned as a luxury hybrid coupe, the ELR was criticized for its high price tag, limited electric range, and underwhelming performance.

BMW ActiveHybrid 7: While offering luxury and power, the ActiveHybrid 7 fell short in terms of fuel efficiency compared to other hybrids, making it less appealing for eco-conscious buyers.

Infiniti Q50 Hybrid: Despite its upscale appeal, the Q50 Hybrid failed to deliver impressive fuel economy and faced reliability issues with its hybrid system.

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