Which car is better?
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Hybrid or gas, at your actual mileage?
A hybrid can win on fuel and lose on purchase price or repair complexity. A gas car can win if you drive little or buy used at a better net. The break-even is yours, not a national average.
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What to score
Price difference, energy cost at your miles, insurance, and how long you keep the car. Short city trips and long highway trips are different energy stories.
An EV can be a third option if charging is real for you. Do not add it if you cannot charge.
How Argumont treats it
Hybrid, gas, and keep-current can compete. User-confirmed commute miles matter. Reviewer enthusiasm is not a fuel log.
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