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6. Other Choices (See why?)   The 2008 Escape Hybrid and its kissing cousins, the Mercury Mariner Hybrid and the Mazda Tribute Hybrid, are the highest-mileage SUVs in all the land. But these Fords are smaller than the 2008 Toyota Highlander Hybrid inside and out. The Escape uses a four-cylinder hybrid powertrain that gets 34 mpg city, 30 mpg highway.
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Comments (2 total)

1. By  Clean Energy #1, Posted: 5/29/2008

   Hybrid Underwhelming

   I was expecting much better range and performance under battery mode than reported here. And even though the MPG in the city is higher than highway, 27 mpg is nothing to be too proud of when fuel prices and supply are where they are, let alone with the eco consequences of fossil fuel use. Nice summary here though!

2. By Sharon Morey #2, Posted: 9/19/2008

   Electrical Problem Cannot Solve

   I love my 2008 Highlander Hybrid except I have an electrical problem with loud pops and snaps in the speakers. Speakers and amps replaced - still a problem. Desperate to find a solution.

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