The 2008 Honda FCX is a fuel-cell car that runs on hydrogen and produces zero emissions, emitting only water vapor out the tailpipe. Additionally, the Honda FCX is EPA-certified, meeting all safety and environmental standards. The latest generation of Honda FCX is about two times more efficient than it’s hybrid counterparts.

The Honda FCX is a hydrogen fuel cell powered electric car featuring the latest ultracapacitor power storage technology. The Fuel-Cell powered vehicle is about to hit the markets by 2008.

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You steer it like a car, it reacts like a motorcycle. When you accelerate and turn the steering wheel, the cockpit banks and the Dynamic Vehicle Control (DVC™) system automatically adjusts the angle to the speed of the vehicle.

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The new R8 will be built at the Audi facility in Neckarsulm, Germany. A total of 15 cars will be built per day, each element of the production process being controlled and subjected to intense scrutiny by small teams of specialists.

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The latest 911 GT3 sports coupe features a 415 HP engine with an 8,400 rpm redline, an active suspension setup tuned for the race track and a limited-slip differential.

The Boxer engine’s power peak is reached at 7,600 rpm, on the way to 8,400 rpm redline. That’s 200 rpm beyond the previous GT3 model.

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TeslaMotors Electric Roadster can go from zero to 60 mph in about 4 seconds with a top speed of over 130 mph. It has no clutch and a very wide, flat torque curve. If you don’t feel like shifting, you can drive entirely in second gear. Acceleration, even in second gear is remarkably fast.

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