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Fuel Savers – Save Your Money

Every time gasoline prices spike, con artists dust off products that claim to increase fuel economy significantly and entrepreneurs “invent” a few new ones. Their claims tout a 20- to 30-percent improvement, so, if you are getting 20 mpg, you will end up with 24 to 26 mpg. With the Internet, there is even greater proliferation in fuel-saving devices, or ... Read More »

BMW Hydrogen 7

Most automobile manufacturers are working on fuel cell vehicles. BMW has developed another technology to better assure its cars will still be "Ultimate Driving Machines", when running on hydrogen. The whirr of electric motors would be out of character for BMWs. This accomplished by modifying its internal combustions to run on hydrogen, calling them Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engines, or H2ICEs. Read More »

Understanding Hybrid Vehicles

"A hybrid vehicle is a vehicle with two or more energy storage systems, both of which must provide propulsion power", said Dave Hermance of Toyota Engineering and Manufacturing of North America. Read More »

Hybrid Electric School Buses

The typical school bus stops and starts many times while picking up and letting offstudents. It often spends more time stopped and idling while loading and unloading than driving down the road. Hybrid electric vehicles love lots of starts and stops. That's why there is so much interest in hybrid electric transit buses, delivery trucks, refuse pickup trucks and taxis. Read More »

Survey Reports Fuel-Efficient Vehicle Purchase Seen as Patriotic Campaign to Promote Use of Fuel-Efficient Vehicles

Survey Reports Fuel-Efficient Vehicle Purchase Seen as Patriotic Campaign to Promote Use of Fuel-Efficient Vehicles According to a recent survey, most Americans now see buying a fuel-efficient vehicle as a patriotic gesture. Tens of millions in the U.S. are considering switching to a fuel-efficinet vehicle in the face of worsening gasoline price shock, reports the Opinion Research Corporation survey released ... Read More »

Commentary: A Better Way to Greater Fuel Economy

Just as Ford announced that it would not meet its self-imposed goal of improving the fuel economy of its sport utility vehicles by 25 percent by 2005, General Motors announces that it will incorporate fuel-saving technology into its V8- and V6-powered vehicles. Read More »