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<blockquote data-quote="Shadowrider" data-source="post: 3802575" data-attributes="member: 3099">I&#039;ve been kinda looking at hybrids too for the last few years. Came real close to buying a used Honda CRZ and found they don&#039;t offer them anymore so I held off. A hybrid makes so much more sense than pure plugin. If Jeep would come out with a diesel powered hybrid version of their Gladiator they&#039;d not be able to make enough of them and we&#039;d see that space filled with selections from all makers.Lately I&#039;ve been craving a rear wheel drive car of some sort and really jonesing for a Cadillac CTS. The RWD pickings are very slim too. It&#039;s sad that you have to go performance car like a Chevy Camaro, Dodge Challenger, Nissan 370Z, etc. or to Cadillac to get RWD. There&#039;s just not much to pick from in that space and the price points for offerings that are out there are up higher than I want to deal with. I&#039;ll probably end up with a Subaru Forester or Outback. I dig their AWD system a lot, and after warranty is up you can turbo them if you get one that isn&#039;t already.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shadowrider, post: 3802575, member: 3099"] I've been kinda looking at hybrids too for the last few years. Came real close to buying a used Honda CRZ and found they don't offer them anymore so I held off. A hybrid makes so much more sense than pure plugin. If Jeep would come out with a diesel powered hybrid version of their Gladiator they'd not be able to make enough of them and we'd see that space filled with selections from all makers. Lately I've been craving a rear wheel drive car of some sort and really jonesing for a Cadillac CTS. The RWD pickings are very slim too. It's sad that you have to go performance car like a Chevy Camaro, Dodge Challenger, Nissan 370Z, etc. or to Cadillac to get RWD. There's just not much to pick from in that space and the price points for offerings that are out there are up higher than I want to deal with. I'll probably end up with a Subaru Forester or Outback. I dig their AWD system a lot, and after warranty is up you can turbo them if you get one that isn't already. [/QUOTE]

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