Oto Cars

I keep watching that oil price widget in my sidebar thinking any day that it would start back up a steep incline towards those record highs around $147/barrel.

Thankfully that has not happened yet, I guess too many speculators that were driving the price so high lost BILLIONS of dollars (I hope) and are not very eager or able to play right now.



Whatever the reason, it's great to see the lower gas prices, it's just too bad that the economy had to crash first because of the greed of the people running up the price of oil in the first place.

Time to use options other than fossil fuels anyway, my option would be hydrogen for cars.



There is an absolutely endless supply and the exhaust from combustion with oxygen is pure water.


Why use anything else?

Just wish I could afford it.



Drive carefully out there whatever your fuel, especially in winter conditions.



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It's time to switch over to hydrogen for transportation fuel.

Remember Way back in 1975 or so (if you were around) when the big Energy Crisis hit and gas stations had huge line ups and sometimes restrictions of five or ten dollars per visit or with the added restriction of using license plate to allow odd or even days you could purchase gas.

I remember back then seeing a few articles about using hydrogen as a fuel where water was the only natural resource required and steam was the only polution it produced.

What Happened?

Is it the cost of production?

Is it the cost of establishing an international infrastructure to supply the demand that would develop?

Is it the cost of developing engines and fuel storage technology?

Or, is it OIL?

Was it Exxon or Imperial that just announced their last quarter only produced 11 billion dollars in profit?

Pretty good motive for qwashing any hydrogen technology if you ask me.

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