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Cool Calculator - Hybrid vs Standard Car Lifetime Cost Calculator


financial calculatorI stumbled across this extremely well built Hybrid vs Standard car calculator that allows you to compare the lifetime cost of a hybrid vehicle to a conventional vehicle you may want to buy. With so much information out there saying that hybrids don’t save you money due to higher costs, you can put in two options side by side and see exactly how they will play out.

The one weakness with the calculator is the lack of standard model cars currently listed. The calculator only lists standard cards by Chevrolet, Ford, Honda, Jeep and Pontiac. I assume that more cars will be added as time passes and it will become a comprehensive calculator on this subject. Even with this weakness, it’s still well worth a visit to see how some of the cars compare.

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It’s Monday and it’s been quite awhile since I participated in the carnivals that are out there, but decided to send in a few this week. if you’re looking for some extra reading, go and check them out:

Frugality has been placed up at No Credit Needed and he has done a wonderfully creative job by weaving all the submissions into a financial fairy tale. A Job well done and worth taking a look.

Personal Finance is being hosted over at City Girl’s Financial Blog where my article on saving money on beer was highlighted with a gold star (I’ve liked those since kindergarten).

Marketing is being hosted by Small Business Gurus.

Investing is being hosted by All Financial Matters

Capitalists is being hosted by Gill Blog

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