automotive

Men's Health Magazine ranks top 100 major U.S cities by its most eco-friendly consumers

As you know, gas prices go up every day. Many years ago we could buy a gallon of gasoline for only $1. And how much does it cost now? More than $4 per gallon. That's why so many people have been looking for a way to increase gas mileage and save money. And finally, inventors have found a solution of this problem.

With the recent increase in fuel price, it has become absolutely necessary for everyone to get an alternative source of fuel that may be complemented with gasoline and diesel in order to decrease the amount of money spent on fueling our cars. As we speak, there is a new technology that can help us to solve that problem. Before you say: "Yeah another costly alternative", read this run your car on water review.

The FCX Clarity emits only water from its exhaust pipe

Cyclone’s Green Revolution Engine represents true “thinking outside the box.” This is because it is not a new variation of the internal combustion engine, but rather, a highly advanced External Combustion Engine.  Since the combustion is external to the mechanism, the Cyclone external combustion engine can run on any fuel, liquid or gaseous. Ethanol, diesel, gasoline, biomass: anything from municipal trash and agricultural waste to traditional fossil fuels can power the Green Revolution Engine – individually, or in combination.

Every time I accelerated from a light, it took forever to get up to the speed limit. Every time I saw a light turn yellow, I immediately took my foot off the gas and started coasting. On the freeway down to Laguna Beach, I drove a solid 65; no more, no less. And what did I get back for it? A lot of honks and a special middle-fingered tribute.

The Sexy Green Car Show starts tomorrow in the South West of England. Great idea, bad location!

Yes, 60 MPG from a turbodiesel production car that will be available in the US in 2009. For someone who doesn't even like carbon fuels, this is pretty amazing.

President of the German automotive industry association, Matthias Wissmann, told a news conference recently "We don’t want Germany to became a nation of small car owners".

A clean energy hydrogen generator has many uses from backyard experiments to powering cars and homes to bigger applications such as large-scale power plants.

Good news to those that can afford it. Porsche promises the Panemare to be offered in a hybrid flavor when it finally bows in 2009, with a 30-percent boost in fuel economy.

While there has been a lot of hoopla about hybrids recently, Fisker Automotive may bring the first consumer plug-in vehicle to market next year.

Hybrid power offers a genuine environmental and economic benefit - unlike biofuels such as biodiesel. This article explains why less is more and why hybrids will bridge the gap between oil and the true next generation fuels.

So, you think concept cars that run on alternative fuels are thing of the future?...Well that´s not entirely true, at least not for Honda.

Daimler has long believed hydrogen will be the fuel of the future, and today it joined Ford in making a $228 million bet that it will be right.