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Home / Research / Buying Guide / Decision Process / Zapping the Top Five Excuses to Wait to Buy a Hybrid /
"Try pricing out those non hybrids with the same options and accessories, and not the cheapest possible model."
If you're referring to my post, you can see that on the lower models I included the price of an automatic transmission and all available safety features. That's the price from the "cheapest possible model", but it's certainly not decked out with accessories either.
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