Posted by farmer boy on June 03, 2008 at 03:33:03 from (208.76.108.165):
In Reply to: Re: hybrid cars posted by Ray on June 02, 2008 at 19:49:05:
That's what I mean. I was on the EPA? website checking out fuel mileage and the hybrid pickups didn't seem to get any better mileage than the normal pickup.I'm kind of understanding it a bit better now. I never thought about it being a smaller engine and therefore being more efficent. What i was trying to say with all that efficency stuff was that there was less stuff to lose energy through. lets say everything is 95% efficent. By the time you get to the wheels with a normal car your down to 80-85%. With a hybrid your down to 70-75% of the power getting to the wheels. I'm not to sure about those numbers because their examples to explain my point.
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