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Nov 25 2009

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The Hybrid Technology Develops as the 2005 Honda Accord Hybrid vehicles year after year | ArticlesBase.com

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The company that popularizes the hybrid technology is producing the better hybrid vehicles year after year. Although Toyota starts the technology to their Pries in 1997, Honda produces, develops, and uses the technology continuously to their cars. Hondas first hybrid car, the Honda Insight was released in the United States in 1999. This was soon followed by the Honda Civic, which marked the radical change in the hybrid technology and changed the way people to a car.

Hybrid cars use the combination of technologies such as internal combustion engines Ices, electric motors, batteries, hydrogen, and fuel cells. This saves a lot of gas fuel that becomes the preference of car buyers.

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Aug 11 2009

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Ford Fusion Hybrid Technology | ArticlesBase.com

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Ford Motor Co. is slated to release its first ever hybrid sedan, the 2010 Ford Fusion hybrid within the next year. This will be a vehicle that company spokesmen say, features new hybrid technology that will enable it to surpass the fuel economy of other competitive hybrids such as the Toyota Camry. The Fusion hybrid will get 41 miles per gallon in cities and 36 miles per gallon on highways; 8 miles per gallon more in the city and 2 miles per gallon on highways more than the Camry hybrid, the closest competitive midsize sedan to the Fusion.

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Jul 12 2008

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Water is the fuel of future!

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So scientists begin the plan of using water as
an alternative of fuel as that would be the best use of the water power and
thought that if this bounded power of water could be used as fuel then it would
be useful for the absolute human world, these all thoughts resulted into the
technique of running car by water as fuel. This fuel is affable for the
environment and prevents the atmosphere.

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