In 1996 I came home to Oregon from working in the Saudi Oil Cartel fields where I learned about peak oil. Concerned, I traded my Chevy truck in for a new Sedan SL Saturn, white, stick shift, manual roll down wheels, etc. I was thinking I would drive the car for 5 years and then electric vehicles would be available. Well, it has been 27 years later, 260,000 plus miles and I still get 40 miles a gallon. I have waited a long time to purchase a new car, and your guidance on YT has saved me thousands of dollars and heartaches! I almost purchased a Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid before learning about the AWD Elec tires and Elec car transmissions from you! I expect a car to drive like my Saturn over many years of regular care and affordable tires! That said, I dug deeper and found http://www.nhtsa.gov where 83 complaints were filed on the Corolla Cross that may include the Hybrid, too. About 64 of those were about the car completely stopping on rainy days that included rolling backwards downhill with no breaks and more similar and equally alarming complaints. Each party experienced engine failure/oil issues and alarms going off. They had to put the car in park and hit the button to start it again - in traffic. It appears that neither the factory nor the dealer was interested in helping. That said, what vehicle(s) could you advise me to purchase? I am now 66 and my husband is an ailing 82. We really need a dependable good car. We still drive the Saturn, but it is 27 years old! A Toyota Sierra or Pruis or another car? Thank you so much for speaking out! Kindest regards, Allyson