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Auto expert Chris Pyle fromJustAnswerbreaks down whatretireesneed to know about hybrid vehicles including some surprising long-term costs.
Pyle noted that some of these are brand-new hybrid cars[that cost] under $30,000.
[They] also happen to be the ones getting the best MPG.
The Hidden Battery Cost
Create an account for false gas fill-ups, Pyle advised.
Because when the battery finally fails, it can be $4,000-$10,000 to replace.
That money will come in handy.
You do not want to buy a car that loses 20% value on day one, he warned.
Stay true to your decision and do it all the way.
Only buy what you need, and less of the things you may want.
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