GM’s current offering of vehicles in the U.S. is decidedly unremarkable in the realm of fuel economy. However, if their lineup of prototype and limited production vehicles is any indication of things to come, GM seems to be catching up with what consumers want.
The GM Volt concept car on display.
Last week I attended the LA Car Show, which some may find strange, given the fact I believe cities should be essentially car-free. However, I do recognize that cars and trucks have a place in rural communities. And I also acknowledge that people will bee driving for a least a few more years hence. So I thought I’d see if the major automakers had taken any green inroads. I have to say overall, I was surprised by the amount of attention being paid to green issues. Almost every automaker was featuring a fuel-cell, electric or hybrid ca…
Who says that Hybrid cars cannot be sleek and exciting? Sure they are great for the environment but why can”t they look great while saving the earth? One of those exciting new Hybrid cars is the L New Chevy Malibu 2008.
On this sleek new car, the engine is a Hybrid Propulsion [...]
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