12-21-2006, 11:43 AM
This has been "10 years away" for about 20 years now. The only reason they're claiming to be pushing it so much now is that they know that it cannot possibly become feasible for at least another 20 years, but it gets them off the hook while they enjoy another decade or so of profits before oil supplies become uncertain.
These engines cost more than almost anyone can afford to buy, and hydrogen fuel itself is a LOT more expensive than gasoline, even at its highest prices over the past year.
GM had a working electric car but scrapped it when they realized that its success would force their entire business model to change.
These engines cost more than almost anyone can afford to buy, and hydrogen fuel itself is a LOT more expensive than gasoline, even at its highest prices over the past year.
GM had a working electric car but scrapped it when they realized that its success would force their entire business model to change.