Posts Tagged ‘Environment

The great fuel-saving scam

- October 7th, 2011

Any time you look at the money we could save by adopting environment friendly processes, the figures are staggering. Read more…

Time to stop emissions testing

- June 3rd, 2011

Back in 1991 at the introduction of the Saab 9000 CDE, engineers hooked up the tailpipe of two-stroke Sonnet to the air intake of the new car, and then they started up both cars. Read more…

Paying the price for electric cars

- December 21st, 2010

Ever wonder why hybrid vehicles are so expensive? Why is the solution as to how they become viable alternatives that governments have to offer subsidies to entice consumers to purchase them?

The answer to both those questions is that electric vehicles aren’t supposed to sell. Read more…

Cashing out at the pump

- May 6th, 2010

Gasoline is one of those topics that never go away, especially as prices head steadily North (usually dramatically the Thursday before a long weekend in the summer – it’s all about supply and demand; deal with it!)

However, there are ways you can minimize fuel costs. Read more…

The electric car unplugged

- February 25th, 2010

During the Vancouver Olympics, General Motors took the time to schedule groups to test drive its Chevrolet Volt extended range electric car, ending up cycling thousands of people, from high school students through special interest groups, one hour at a time through the car. Read more…