Filed under: Hybrids/Alternative, Green
Next week's Geneva Motor Show is shaping up to be quite an event. I don't need to tell you that, I'm sure. From the green/blue side of things, we're ready for Mercedes' new BlueEFFICIENCY C-Class saloons, VW's Golf TDI Hybrid concept, the Webasto LiGHT concept, and all the other fuel misers. Comparative fuel misers, at the very least. We're keen on saving fuel, because we know what it costs to fill up the gas tank. President Bush? Not so much.
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- House passes energy tax bill, White House threatens veto
- NYT test drives the Marines' diesel motorcycle
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- Eaton confirms order from Coke for 120 hybrid trucks
- Planet Biodiesel offers biodiesel tours in Cambodia
- DuPont's Zytel can cut weight of auto components in half
- RoboScooter: Very scooter, not so robo
- $4.7 million order for hybrid buses in Michigan
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