Wasn't Chrysler also planning on bringing back the Charger R/T for 2001 with
a natural gas engine? If I remember correctly the thing could go from 0 to
60 in less than 7 seconds. OK, maybe not the most efficient, but certainly
the most efficient in it's class:
How about the Honda Aero 50cc scooter?
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From: Prairie Dog [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July 28, 2002 2:36 PM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [biofuel] Historic efficient vehicles
I've seen numerous vehicles mentioned lately (current or old-timey) that
Prairie Dog wrote:
I've seen numerous vehicles mentioned lately (current or old-timey) that had
wonderful efficiency ratings. I wonder if we couldn't assemble a collage of
info on these vehicles, and hopefully glean some usable info on them that
might result in higher MPG ratings
Great topic. I think Chrysler had some hybrid-electric turbine race
vehicle operating in the 90's but I haven't looked into it in awhile.
I haven't focused enough on old-time efforts for this, but I will cast
an initial vote for the GM EV1. It's not my all-time favorite and
doesn't fit a
