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How Do Hybrid Cars Work?

Mon, 2011-02-28 16:27
Owen Jones
Basically, hybrid electric cars have two engines: a conventional petrol or diesel engine (the same as you would find in any modern car and an electric, battery powered engine, as you may find in a milk float or a forklift truck. The magical difference is that the car's on board computer judges which engine is necessary to supply the power required by the driver and turns it on. Consequently, if you are accelerating to cruising speed for motorway driving; going up hill or overtaking, the car will almost certainly use its liquid fuel engine but then as you ease...

Hybrid Cars In The Early Twenty-First Century

Fri, 2011-02-25 16:24
Owen Jones
You would probably be surprised to know that hybrid cars have been with us since the very earliest days of automotive history, yet you will not be astonished to be told that the technology has come on in leaps and bounds for the last ten years. In fact, the technology in hybrid cars has reached the level where fuel consumption in a hybrid can be half that of in a conventional internal combustion engine only car. Half or even less than half under sure circumstances like driving in town, especially in heavy traffic.

Hydrogen Conversion Kits: A Great Way to Stretch Your Fuel Budget

Mon, 2011-02-14 18:29
Vicki Fassler
Well, here we go again... those gas prices are going up yet again! Are you like me? Are you getting weary of this roller coaster ride we're on with our fuel prices? What can we do about it? My solution is a hydrogen conversion kit.

Hydrogen Conversion Kits - Another Way to Save Money

Tue, 2011-01-18 18:08
Vicki Fassler
The save money part is probably the part that caught your eye first, didn't it? As I have researched this topic, saving money certainly was a driving force. I found some interesting statistics about the fuel savings these kits have produced all over the world. And, as we all know, when you can stretch your fuel further, you will also save money at the pump.

Hydrogen Conversion Kits - Invest in the Future

Tue, 2011-01-18 18:04
Vicki Fassler
One of the easiest steps toward cleaning up the environment is installing a hydrogen conversion kit on your motor vehicle. This kit will produce hydrogen that will mix with your fuel and reduce the fossil fuel that you burn, increase your gas mileage and save you money on your monthly fuel expenditures.

Hydrogen Conversion Kits - Are You Ready to Install One?

Tue, 2011-01-18 17:53
Vicki Fassler
Fuel prices have risen, again...and again...and again. They will likely continue to increase weekly, if not daily, as we continue to guzzle gallon after gallon to operate our motor vehicles each and every day. We continue to guzzle this fossil fuel as though the supply were endless, while, in actual fact, the supply is limited and will be exhausted much sooner than most of us want to think. As that supply decreases or the expense to make it available to us increases, the prices that we pay for that fuel will continue to rise beyond our control.

Hydrogen Conversion Kits - An Environmentally Friendly Fuel Option

Tue, 2011-01-18 17:30
Vicki Fassler
Our atmosphere is deteriorating at a staggering rate. Smog is ever present in an increasing number of cities all over the globe. I'll bet there are children growing up in some of those larger cities who have never seen a really beautiful blue sky or air that is clear enough to see for miles. I'll also bet some of those same children in those cities suffer from asthma and other breathing problems that seemingly have no familial root or connection.

Hybrid Cars And City Living

Wed, 2010-12-29 16:53
Owen Jones
There are various reasons why you might like a hybrid car. You might like a hybrid car in order to cut your ever increasing petrol bill; in order to reduce your personal effect on the environment or you might merely want the kudos of driving a car that is at the forefront of technology. Naturally, it could be for a mixture of all three reasons as well.

Hybrid Cars And Hybrid Trucks

Wed, 2010-12-29 15:37
Owen Jones
The fuels that power most cars and trucks, and indeed motorcycles and airplanes, is one of the most volatile commodities on the market. Oil and petrol are not just getting more expensive, but the crises in the Middle East threaten to disrupt supplies as well. This state of affairs is very disturbing for some people and governments alike.

Hybrid Cars - The Vehicles Of The Future

Tue, 2010-12-28 11:04
Owen Jones
A new kind of hybrid has entered the English language. Not so long ago, if you heard a fragment of conversation containing the word 'hybrid' you would have thought that it either referred to a rose, as in 'F1 Hybrid' or possibly a wolf-dog variety. However, nowadays, someone saying the word 'hybrid' is more likely to be referring to a vehicle.
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