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Engines of the future survey includes some surprising results
In December, an online survey was conducted asking recent new car purchasers, among other things, what they think the engine of the future will be powered by. Here is a small breakdown of the data obtained by PULS in Germany: I hope you like that chart, it took me half an hour to put it together (do you see what I do for you, readers). Anyway, I find a few things interesting here. For instance, in only one area of the world surveyed did biofuels score the highest. Multiple answers were allowed, however, so perhaps many people who assumed ... Read more →
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Engines of the future survey includes some surprising results 2 years ago on Autoblog Green
In December, an online survey was conducted asking recent new car purchasers, among other things, what they think the engine of the future will be powered by. Here is a small breakdown of the data obtained by PULS in Germany: I hope you like that chart, it took me half an hour to put it together ...
Can't find a hybrid? Look for other advanced engine technology to improve mileage 3 years ago on Autoblog Green
Hybrids get all the attention these days, says a story in the Chicago Tribune, but automakers have other engine technology that consumers should consider. Toyota engineer Dave Hermance said variable valve timing and direct injection improve mileage and manage emissions better. GM's Dave Lancaster ...
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