If you didnt already know, I am a owner of a Hybrid. I love it, it is probably the best car I have ever owned and believe me I have owned a lot of vehicles, both luxury and the classics. I was googling earlier today, trying to find out if my Prius could be adapted to accept E85 fuel (Flex Fuel) and I came across some interesting information. First off Toyota has publically announced they are working on a Flex-Fuel Hybrid along with a plugin type Hybrid, I dont know if its going to be a Prius model or a new model, time will tell. What I did find out tho on a forum is that E85 may not be all its cracked up to be from a environmental approach.
A Scientist named Mark Jacobsen, who is a astmopheric chemist at Stanford University has done some test, I recommend this article. Its very intrigueing to say the least and I am really curious why our goverment and corporate America is pushing this solution if the test Jacobsen has ran hold any water. Are we making a huge change that could only lead to more problems?
#1 by Alma - September 3, 2009 at 8:03 AM
I am from Djibouti and also now am reading in English, please tell me right I wrote the following sentence: "In his correlation of a regimen of the viscous nuclei, einstein did some definite hosts in absinth, most still the coherent and such green models, which were statistically however incorporated until first properties after his transition."
With best wishes :), Alma.
#2 by Farica - September 5, 2009 at 8:23 PM
#3 by Keiki - February 12, 2010 at 11:25 AM