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BigMcLargeHuge says:

6 weeks ago

Very true GR,

Competition is good. Competition between brands forces higher-quality products. Competition between technologies forces more research and development.

If hybrid technology exists by itself, we'll all just assume it's the best available and won't demand technological advancement.

If hybrid competes with diesel, they will both have to continually improve to gain and retain market share. As for a 'best' option, it is probably a combination of the two.

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