Can you help me with my eco-friendly automotive theory?

Nate Chillin questioned:

Delight hilarity my thought for a second. I had this thought for an eco-friendly car. Its in the end the Ford Fusion only with solar panels covering the car with the fusion generator that is already now built into it (as a substitution for of using gas as a kickstart). The vehicle would gain solar potential while the vehicle is parked which juices the battery. As you handbook down the road, both axles turn, the gears turn for the generator (fusion) storing energy so the car maintains a levelheaded energy source that can be manually toggled between solar and fusion potential treatment. I’m not an sell something to a name, but I reflect at smallest amount some part of my thought may maybe be used in making an eco-friendly, shiny and very cool looking car (5 speed manual, 2 door, seats 4 adults, insightful silver or scrape strong mirror-like clarification with black racing strips, the solar panels are built into the racing strips so that it blends into the top, top surprise potential/automatic facial appearance so that the battery is not drained too much, vehicle uses 6 car batteries and 2 generators ). A second selection is that we may maybe austerely buy the same uncommon energy hybrid or fuel cell
vehicles that are used now in the UK.

Something to reflect about:

“The atomic automobile”

http://www.damninteresting.com/?p=656

“Vegetable oil car”

http://record.about.com/alternativefuels/Car-Runs-on-Vegetable-Oil.htm

“2010 Toyota Prius Hybrid”

http://alternativefuels.about.com/od/2010hybridreviews/gr/2010ToyotaPrius.htm

“The Hybrid Encounter”

http://videos.howstuffworks.com/webridestv/5539-the-hybrid-encounter-record.htm

“Invention State: Super Hybrid” (dirt bike stylishness car? 100 mpg)

http://videos.howstuffworks.com/knowledge-supervise over/5067-invention-state-super-hybrid-record.htm

“Fuel Celled Vehicles”

http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/fuelcell.shtml

Wow, 3 days and no pledge. I guess no one reads this section and no one cares about using uncommon energy for their vehicles. God help us all when we run out of oil. I guess we will just kill each additional while fighting over gas and payment $100 per gallon of gas 20 being from now, so be it.

Need help selecting a hybrid vehicle?

Kevin S questioned:

Alright, I’ve done a TON of investigate, I’m now looking for a new vehicle to use primarily for commuting. A hybrid just makes the most implication, based on MPG. I’m compelling into account three models here, the Toyota Prius, the Honda Civic Hybrid, and the Ford Fusion Hybrid. My basis for comparing them is much more than just MPG, the Prius has the most MPG. Each car has similar protection tests, similar facial appearance unfilled (Navigation logic/ XM Telephone logic/ Leather seats) so it’s kinda tough selecting a car.

They are all similarly priced so price isn’t a huge deal.
Prius Pros: Splendid MPG, Toyota Name (Reliable), Splendid facial appearance
Prius Cons: Terrible treatment, rear spoiler obstructs view

Civic Hybrid Pros: Midpoint MPG, Honda Name (Reliable), Sweet excellent facial appearance
Civic Hybrid Cons: Alright treatment, facial appearance weakest in car

Fusion Hybrid Pros: Best facial appearance, Splendid treatment
Fusion Hybrid Cons: Smallest amount MPG, Ford Name (Unreliable apparently)

Which car must I choose? Also, I’ve always been a Toyota/Honda guy, but I’m open to anything. I’ve heard that Fords break down, and in the long run they’re just not excellent cars. (EX: Brakes go out ahead of schedule, etc) Is this right, or has Ford altered?

Can someone plz give me some information about the Ford Fusion Hybrid?

ansrplz questioned:

I was thought about being paid the fusion hybrid. it will be a lease. now i want to now how reliable is it, is it safe and how much interval is really in it. Plus is it a plug in hybrid if not just so how does the battery payment? also does it have a evp mode like additional hybrids where it may maybe travel lets say like 40 miles like just on the battery lonely on a full payment without the use of gas?

How often should I change my Air Filter and Fuel Filter in a 2007 Ford Fusion?

Uncle Pennybags questioned:

Want to keep the car operating in optimum efficiency.

What is the optimum speed for fuel efficiency?

Capt Jack questioned:

I handbook a ford fusion 2 (1.6) and was wondering if anyone knew of any site which may maybe tell me peak fuel ecconomy.

I always even if 56mph was peak, but some sites say 50- is that more accurate or is it just dumbing down for public who find round numbers simpler?

What do think of my future and first car? The 2010 Ford Fusion hybrid?

Yongpeng Sun questioned:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKjxNLtWz4A

I elected it over the 2008 Honda Treaty EX-L:

Cool huh?
Not, me. The car. Geez.