- Lexus CT Hybrid
Last month, I had the opportunity to drive the Lexus CT Hybrid for a week. I was in for quite the treat! This premium hybrid not only has excellent gas mileage, it is roomy and absolutely fun to drive.
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The Lexus CT Hybrid 200h has a combined mileage of 42 mpg. Definitely impressive! I drove it to San Diego, Orange County and Los Angeles for a week, with one tank of gas. It is a great vehicle for a small family, since it very comfortably fits 4 or 5 people. It is a compact 4 door hatchback that had people stopping me and asking me all about it. It looks good, feels good and drives like a dream. The kiddos were looking for excuses to go out for the drive in mommy’s cool “new car”.
Lexus CT Hybrid Rear View
The Lexus CT Hybrid comes with some amazing standard safety features which include:
- 4-wheel ABS
- Front and rear head airbags
- Dual front side-mounted airbags
- Child seat anchors
- Remote anti-theft alarm system
- Emergency braking assist
- Ventilated front disc / solid rear disc brakes
- Rear door child safety locks
As far as Gas Mileage, The Lexus CT Hybrid will knock your socks off. The car features a combined 42 mpg and a Range in miles (cty/hwy): 511.7/476.0 mi. You can go to Vegas and back on one tank!
The kiddos couldn't get enough of the Lexus CT Hybrid
I would love to own the Lexus CT Hybrid, because it would be the ultimate Daytripping vehicle. It is comfortable, drives like a dream and with the current gas prices, it would be nice to only have to fill up realistically about every other week.
To learn more about the Lexus CT Hybrid head here. Trust me, it is one sweet ride!
Wow. What a mileage and its also eco friendly to. How much does it cost? And also does it have a GPS system? Looks like a very sweet ride.
I think it starts in the high 20’s. The one I had was fully loaded and it was 32. Had back up camera, gps. Very comparable with the Prius but with nicer bells and whistles.
I have a Toyota Prius and absolutely love it! I get 48 mpg and don’t think I will ever go back to a “regular” car – been driving a hybrid for 6 years now.