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Driving with Eco

Tuesday, October 27th, 2009
green-car-1Buy a car that uses less fuel, better than a hybrid car.take it easy on the throttle, that significantly reduces the gas mileage.rounds. Make the car round and share with other people save time, money and energy, of course pollute as much less.keep your car tires inflated to the correct level .do not keep the engine running for more than a minute if you're not moving in the car.check the level of your tires and auto filters once a month.

Voholl Korsa Hybrid

Friday, March 27th, 2009
At the Frankfurt exhibition (13-23 September 2007) Voholl the company introduced a number of vehicles have low fuel consumption and low exhaust emissions per cent. These models demonstrate how automotive technology will look in the near future: at kontseptkare Korsa an innovative technology that is different starter-generator and an automatic transmission - all of this together ensures the carbon dioxide emissions 99g/km. At the Frankfurt show also debuted Flekspauer Vectra model is equipped with 2-liter turbodvigatelem able to operate on bio-ethanol or gasoline in the mixture.

Soon the company will present vehicles Voholl number ekofleks characterized the lowest carbon dioxide emissions in their model number. The first of these - a hybrid Korsa

Another reason to buy a hybrid car

Saturday, November 1st, 2008

Two environmental research groups estimate in a new study that widespread use of hybrid cars that plug into household outlets for recharging would equate to removing more than 80 million passenger cars from the nation’s roads, reducing air pollution and saving oil. But while several automakers are experimenting with “plug-in” hybrids, technical hurdles remain to make them commercially-viable, especially producing an affordable battery. . Read the rest of this entry »

Plug-in hybrids seen as vehicles for change

Saturday, November 1st, 2008

The widespread use of plug-in hybrid vehicles — which could be driven up to 40 miles on electric power alone — would significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the United States without overloading the nation’s power grid, according to a new study. The upbeat news for plug-ins, seen by many as the next big step in environmentally friendly automotive technology, came with two caveats. Achieving the maximum air quality improvements would require a significant cut in the pollution produced by electric utilities. …

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Economy Slowdown Affecting US Hybrid Car Sales In September 08

Saturday, November 1st, 2008

A weak overall economy combined with a squeeze on available credit contributed towards mainly flat sales figures for…

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