Fords fastest European production car adds something different to its performance statistics.
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The Stuttgart based German manufacturer announces a new model and give us a glimpse of its future.
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One group of students in Matteson Illinois will be riding to school this year in a diesel hybrid school bus.
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Earlier this week General Motors announced that the Chevrolet Volt had received its highway and combined mileage ratings from the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Carbon Trust in the UK is providing funds for new low carbon ignition technology
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Small hydrogen powered urban vehicle will feature open source design and development
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Delivery to corporate and governmental users in Japan will begin in late July with retail sales to individuals beginning in April 2010.
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The 2009 Hydrogen Road Tour will introduce fuel cell vehicles to 28 cities in 2 countries in 9 days.
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Senators Stabenow of Michigan and Brownback of Kansas introduce the Drive America Forward Act.
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The first V6 direct injected twin turbocharged engine built in North America finds a home in the 2010 Lincoln MKS.
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