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"There have been significant price declines for some popular hybrids since last December, according to research by Edmunds.com, a consumer automotive shopping site.   Since December, average prices for the have fallen by 13%, or $3,284, to $21,196, Edmunds says in a note.   The average selling price of a Toyota Camry hybrid fell by nearly 10%, or $2,706, to $25,113 between December and March. The gas-electric compact crossover and the Honda Civic hybrid have declined by smaller margins during the same period \u2014 $566 in the case of the Escape, which Edmunds says is now selling for about $25,044, and $599 in the case of the Civic. Edmunds says a Civic hybrid typically sells for about $22,001.   Those average price declines, coupled with tax credits, make buying a hybrid a better financial proposition now than it has been in the past, Edmunds says.   However, Edmunds&amp;#039; warns that tax breaks for some Toyota hybrid vehicles will decline sharply in April. The tax credit available for the Prius will decline to $788 from $1,575, while the credit available for the hybrid declines to $650 from $1,300, Edmunds says. Tax credits for the Escape will remain at $2,600 while the Civic will continue to qualify for a $2,100 credit, Edmunds says. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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