Category Archives: hybrid

Real fuel economy at two cents a mile

Posted on May 4, 2009 by Tara

  Image from wired.com/autopia You may have seen it or at least something like it, but Chrysler’s new fuel economic car is quickly drawing attention all across the country.  Aptly named the “Peapod”, Chrysler’s new car may be small, but … Continue reading →

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Fuel economy beaten by the cold

Posted on April 24, 2009 by Tara

  I was reading a blog from autobloggreen that covered the effects of cold weather on the fuel economy in hybrid cars.  The tests that were done showed weather and/or climate could dramatically lower the fuel economy, sometimes by 5-10 … Continue reading →

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The SkyBike: Another biofriendly way to take flight

Posted on March 16, 2009 by Tara

  Image provided by Samsonmotorworks.com A few weeks ago I wrote about a new low-emission “flying car” and now I wanted to introduce you to the SkyBike™ and Hybrid Skybike™, from Samson Motorworks.  Classed as a motorcycle, the SkyBike apparently has … Continue reading →

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Bio-fuels and Hybrids look out….Karma is coming!

Posted on March 6, 2009 by Tara

Image by crazytales562  Bio-fuels used to be all the rage and in some cases, they still are.  Whether you are talking about ethanol made from corn or bio-fuels made from algae or anything in between, you are bound to drum … Continue reading →

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