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For what it is worth.
My wife and I both got Honda Civic Hybrids this year. Not the total answer of course, but I can report that we are averaging between 40 and 45 mpg combined highway and city driving. These are not the most luxurious vehicles in the world and they do have some peculiarities in the way they operate, but all things considered, they have offered some relief from the escalating gas prices.
Michael
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