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It is the desire of many people to buy cars cheaply. A lot of people may not be aware of how to get cheap cars even when the desire to buy is there. The search for cheaper cars will take you to local and regional auctions where you may get the desired deal. If it is not possible, the internet will prove to be the best alternative.

You can be sure to get a good online auto auction starting from the search engines. Some of these places that you will get from your researches are sponsored by the government. You will only need to locate a good auto auction agency websites and peruse through the site to find your kind of car.

Buying from an online auto auction will be preferred for a number of reasons:

Variety to choose from

From an online auto auction, you will be likely to get a wide range of car choices. That will also mean getting so many quotations and price lists from the comfort of your home. You will be saved the hassle of getting to walk in many places in search for a car to buy.

They are cheaper

Since there are many places who offer cheap cars through online platform and the competition is high, you will be likely to get cheaper prices than if you were to buy from a dealer or action yard near you.

Convenient

Buying through an online auto auction will surely be very convenient as you will finalize the transaction from the comfort of your home.

Introduction

For the most part, consumers previously desiring a vehicle high on fuel efficiency and luxury haven't had much to choose from. Toyota, for example, offers either its super fuel-efficient but bland Prius or not-that-efficient but otherwise premium collection of Lexus luxury hybrid vehicles like the LS 600h L. All of this changes with the 2010 Lexus HS 250h, however. Here, Lexus offers the opportunity to be pampered by your car while still doing your part to help reduce your carbon footprint.

Rather than just slap Lexus badges on a Prius or Camry Hybrid and call it a day, Lexus based the HS 250h sedan on a specialized platform not utilized by any other Toyota or Lexus hybrid. In terms of size, it's bigger than a Corolla but smaller than a Camry. As for the driving experience, though, it's all Lexus, with refined performance, a smooth and quiet ride and an impeccably trimmed cabin chock-full of the latest (but easily operated) high-tech features.

The HS 250h borrows its powertrain from the Camry Hybrid, which is both bigger and more powerful than that used in the Prius. This allows it to post a 0-60-mph time of 8.7 seconds -- fairly quick for a hybrid vehicle. As for fuel economy, the HS 250h has an EPA fuel economy estimate of 35 mpg in combined driving. This is significantly less than the Prius' combined rating of 50 mpg, but it's still the highest of any luxury-branded hybrid vehicle.

Underway, the 2010 Lexus HS 250h easily plays the role of upscale luxury car with a supple ride, a quiet cabin and competent handling. It also has just about every luxury feature one could wish for as either standard or optional, as well as the promise of upscale service treatment at the dealership. As with many luxury vehicles, however, it is all too easy to jack up the HS 250h's price with the various option packages.

If you like the idea of the Lexus HS 250h but find its price a bit too dear, you might also consider the Ford Fusion Hybrid or the Nissan Altima Hybrid, though the latter is sold in just a handful of states. Both offer an affable combination of economy, luxury and athleticism. For now, however, the HS 250h basically exists in a class of one, where premium brand luxury and presence can be had along with fuel economy that's superior to that of a subcompact economy car.