pdxhak
07-23-2006, 10:50 PM
Then this could be your answer.
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http://autos.msn.com/as/minishow/article.aspx?contentID=4024039&s=bibendum2006
With 70 mpg, Who Needs A Hybrid?
With nature being the emphasis of the bionic car you might think, as I did, that behind the short, stubby nose would be an example of the latest fuel cell technology, or at the very least, a next-generation hybrid system. Instead, propelling the boxfish-looking car is a 2.0-liter four-cylinder turbocharged diesel with a common-rail direct injection system.
http://fp.images.autos.msn.com/merismus/News%5Cn460645a.jpg http://fp.images.autos.msn.com/merismus/News%5Cn461326a.jpg
http://autos.msn.com/as/minishow/article.aspx?contentID=4024039&s=bibendum2006
With 70 mpg, Who Needs A Hybrid?
With nature being the emphasis of the bionic car you might think, as I did, that behind the short, stubby nose would be an example of the latest fuel cell technology, or at the very least, a next-generation hybrid system. Instead, propelling the boxfish-looking car is a 2.0-liter four-cylinder turbocharged diesel with a common-rail direct injection system.