Top 10 Green Cars List by Kelley Blue Book

Everyone in this world is worried about the soaring gas prices. The reason, energy demands are growing volcanically and there is no definite source of energy or oil or gas which can continue forever and provide a respite. People who used to move around in the gas guzzling SUVs and MUV's have now realized the situation and are now willing to compromise on that special show-off and status symbol and are now ready to take up small energy efficient cars.

Not just the cost of fuel, but also the problems of environment pollution, problems of high emissions are causing a lot of concerns globally. People are now waking up to reality and instead of just the showbiz, they are using their heads before buying the cars and vehicles.

Kelley Blue Book recommends Top 10 Green Cars

The concept of Green Cars comes into play. They are not only environment friendly, but are also economical to avoid the high prices of petrol gas, and diesel. Hybrid Cars are other variants that use more than one source of fuel for energy and power generation.
But again, the question that keeps troubling the minds of people is that among the several green cars available to choose from, which one is the Best Green Car?

Kelley Blue Book, headquartered in Irvine, California, is the United States' largest automotive vehicle valuation company, has come out with the top 10 list of the Best Available Green Cars in the world. The methodology used by Kelley Blue Book to rate best Best Green Cars can be found on their site, here we are presenting a concise list of those shortlisted by Kelley Blue Book to be in the top 10 list of best available Green Cars.
Here is the list of Green Cars:


- 2010 Chevrolet Tahoe Hybrid: 22 mpg (21 city, 22 highway)

- 2010 Toyota Highlander Hybrid: 26 mpg (27 city, 25 highway)

- 2010 BMW 335d: 27 mpg (23 city, 36 highway)

- 2010 Honda Fit: 31 mpg (28 city, 35 highway)

- 2010 Ford Escape Hybrid: 32 mpg (34 city, 31 highway)

- 2010 MINI Cooper: 32 mpg (28 city, 37 highway)

- 2010 Volkswagen Golf TDI: 34 mpg (30 city, 42 highway)

- 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid: 39 mpg (41 city, 36 highway)

- 2010 Honda Insight: 41 mpg (40 city, 43 highway)

- 2010 Toyota Prius: 50 mpg (51 city, 48 highway)