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**Pharmaciest2007** · 09-16-2010, 06:36 AM

It was a joke.

And if they have been working on hydro-cars for that long, why haven't they perfected it?

I would love cars that do not need gas. Ain't happening. Not until the Vulcans make first contact.

Pardon me, chief.

Hydrogen powered cars in this country might never happen. But they might, Iran invades Iraq (no matter how irrational that might be it could happen inasmuch as irrationality rules in Iran) which would also threaten supplies from Kuwait, UAE, etc. Canada flexing it's muscle, Crazy Hugo doing something crazy, then Hydrogen becomes the source. Even without any of those scenarios other countries are moving on hydrogen.

For China, a country with huge pollution problems and a population that wants cars, hydrogen and fuel cells are about the only technology that they can turn to. With China's population of approaching 2 billion and India at over 1 billion the US market will be a smaller market and probably not the driving force of technology.

09-16-2010, 06:36 AM	#7
Pharmaciest2007 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 407 Senior Member	It was a joke. And if they have been working on hydro-cars for that long, why haven't they perfected it? I would love cars that do not need gas. Ain't happening. Not until the Vulcans make first contact. Pardon me, chief. Hydrogen powered cars in this country might never happen. But they might, Iran invades Iraq (no matter how irrational that might be it could happen inasmuch as irrationality rules in Iran) which would also threaten supplies from Kuwait, UAE, etc. Canada flexing it's muscle, Crazy Hugo doing something crazy, then Hydrogen becomes the source. Even without any of those scenarios other countries are moving on hydrogen. For China, a country with huge pollution problems and a population that wants cars, hydrogen and fuel cells are about the only technology that they can turn to. With China's population of approaching 2 billion and India at over 1 billion the US market will be a smaller market and probably not the driving force of technology.
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