@ SunGod18,
1 MPG saving multipled by (x) number of cruisers would equal savings in the long run. 14 cars would save 14 mpgs....

With bulk (fleet) orders, the cost should be closer to non-hybrid pricing

@ Artodetoo,
Electric only cars still cost a lot of money to produce. The Telsa is an example of this. It is a $100,000 - $150,000 car. It is a performace car because it was the only "real" way to market it to the target group.

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1987 Chevy Spectrum - 200,000+ Miles -Junk Yard
1994 Honda Civic DX Coupe - Truck Hit it
1998 Acura 2.3 CL - End of Lease
2002 Acura TL 3.2 - End of Lease
2004 Acura MDX - End of Lease
2007 Mercedes ML350 -Lemon
2007 Honda Civic Hybrid w/Navi - Active