Imagine , if every driver in the world used Hybrid ?
Meaning globally , petrol usage on cars will be half of now
!!!
Arabs will have 50% more in stocks pile up , meaning they must
reduce the price of this commodities .
Hybrid is an in thing now for cars, typically globally. And more
and more hybrid models are being introduced, the lastest being the
Chevy Volt. And they are evolving, even the first Prius was
introduced in 1997. Problem is that they are still expensive, even
though they can be more powerful now (Toyota Supra sports car
hybrid).
Automobile manufacturers are also and have been looking for
other sources for many decades.
- Hydrogen, but is costly and only received limited success for
now (e.g BMW)
- Gas Turbine, not many explore into this yet, the most recent
one is the Jaguar CX-75 concept car.
- Pressurized air to move pistons, at its very early explorary
stages and still weak in power
- Electric cars, infant stages, expensive, low milages and
only a few prototypes. But now Nissan is mass producing the
Leaf.
- Bio fuel. More feasible as they are almost unlimted. Your used
cooking oil can be used as bio fuel, mixed with some chemicals. Oil
palms, and our neighbours, Malaysia and Indonesia has many oil palm
plantations.
and so on.
Think it is not just for the environment but petrol and diesel,
no matter what are limited resources and the oil well will run dry
one day. It is time to switch to other fuel alternatives rather
than wait till that time, which might be too late. We can't afford
to stop everything around the world, just because there is no oil
by that time.
if advertised CDG on trial 2 Camry on the road , more likely
they will indent in those Thai made Camry .
A few years back , when they put on trial Hyundai Sonata , also
2 pieces on trial .
Taxi number SHA-6006 and SHA-6009 were the first 2 Sonatas on
the road .
Borneo Motors is already selling the Thai made Toyota Camry hybrid
here, so most likely they will use this. But wonder why they don't
want to use the Toyota Crown hybrid? Continue using Toyota Crowns
to continue the Crown legacy, since the 1970s.