The Honda Fit is a great little car with 27 miles per gallon (MPG) in the city and 33 MPG per highway. This car has an amazing amount of space for a little car. There is so much you can pack into it. There are six airbags, New models come with Honda's Satellite-Linked Navigation™ with voice recognition (the sport version) and it's all around $15,000.

My neighbor has one of these cars and has had nothing but praise for this car. I have been in this car many times and can tell it drives very well taking turns smoothly and in general is a great ride in as well as drive. Take a look here.

Chevy Volt is the new electric car from Chevrolet. It has StabiliTrak w/Traction Control, 17" 5-spoke forged painted aluminum wheels, and with a charge you can go hundreds of miles. This has become one of the fastest selling and "hottest" cars in the market today. Take look here.

The only draw back I can see with this car is that it is selling for about $40,000 and with a growing list of competitors joining the electric car market, this will be high end priced very soon.

The Ford Fiesta gets an impressive EPA-estimated 29 city/40 hwy/33 combined. The price starts at $15,000 and it rides very well as well las looking pretty hot in a multitude of colors.

With many of the great Ford options coming standard with this model, it is no doubt that it is now selling well.

Take a look at Ford's page for the Fiesta here.

The Toyota Yaris is a great little car with 29 miles per gallon (MPG) in the city and 36 MPG per highway. This car has had no bad press as it is a stunning great way to enter the world of being an owner of a car. This baby starts at just $13,000.

Take a look at the Toyota's webpage for their car the Yaris and see why I took this for a spin or two at the dealer and seriously considered buying one.

The only drawback here is that it is very small on the inside. If you can deal with that, Then you are good to go.

The Honda Civic is what my girlfriend and I own. So I am a little biased here to say the least. All the Honda Civic cars get more than 30 miles per gallon. A few models actually get more than 40 miles per gallon. This is amazing. We rarely have to fuel up for gas when we travel. I am completely shocked to hear from friends who still drive cars that get 12 miles a gallon. Are they crazy or what?

I love the way this car handles the road. Lately I've been pushing it hard. Take a look at Honda's webpage for the car here.

The Toyota Prius is grandfather to all successful electric cars. What most people don't realize is that electric cars have actually been made and used for almost one hundred years. Go to our "electric" page for details on this one.

The Prius is a great car despite the bad press it got for accidents and the poor way in which Toyota dealt with it. Apart from all that. All you have to do is look around to see how many Toyota Prius cars there are on the road. It is amazing. They're everywhere you go. Take a look at Toyota's Prius web page here.

Priced at $23,000 it is competitive but that remains to be seen as new electric cars are entering the market.

The Ford Focus starts at a great price of $18,000 and looks great. I have been in a few and they feel and look great on the inside. You really need to remember just one fact with this car, It's under $20,000 and it gets up to 40 miles per gallon. It drives great as well and handles curves like a lady.

Take a look at Ford's webpage here.

The Ford Fusion reminds me a little of the Honda Civic that I actually own. It rides very similar and handles the road in a similar way as well.

It gets 23 miles per gallon in the city and 33 on the highway. They have a hybrid version that gets 36/41 (city/highway).

Take a look at Ford's webpage for this car here.