Inner-City High School Students Build World's First Hybrid Supercar

tinfoil said:
Sweet use of existing technology. Now some bailed-out auto maker can but the rights and shelve it. Dream on if you think it'll ever make it near production.
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Why would an automaker shelve the technology? How could they shelve it if it's existing?

Are you getting the big oil Illuminati and the big automakers illuminati mixed up again? I blame the reptoids, and the grey aliens (green aliens are on our side).
 
tinfoil said:
Sweet use of existing technology. Now some bailed-out auto maker can but the rights and shelve it. Dream on if you think it'll ever make it near production.
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I'd bet Tesla or somebody might buy it and produce it. Probably not Tesla because their thing is electric, but somebody may, if it is producible.
 
CaptBillyTheKid said:
Ok using this is an example; Is it able to be mass produced? Can the car operate for at least 300,000 miles? Emissions?

Again this is impressive, however it's still a long way from a finished product.
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Show me a list of Cars that GM or Ford make that make it 300k.

It is a prototype capt Obvious... so no, it is not currently able to be mass produced and the article didn't provide any details as to whether or not it was a possibility. So I do not know... and neither do you. None of this makes one bit of difference to what I stated. Unless of course you can show me a car designed by GM or Ford that can get 50 mpg and 0-60 in 4 seconds. I'll wait while you try to find one....

No one said this was a 'finished product' or that it was ready to be mass produced yesterday. But the innovation shown by these kids is a lesson that needs to be taught to the idiots in Detroit.
 
Superfreak said:
Show me a list of Cars that GM or Ford make that make it 300k.

It is a prototype capt Obvious... so no, it is not currently able to be mass produced and the article didn't provide any details as to whether or not it was a possibility. So I do not know... and neither do you. None of this makes one bit of difference to what I stated. Unless of course you can show me a car designed by GM or Ford that can get 50 mpg and 0-60 in 4 seconds. I'll wait while you try to find one....

No one said this was a 'finished product' or that it was ready to be mass produced yesterday. But the innovation shown by these kids is a lesson that needs to be taught to the idiots in Detroit.
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300,000 miles is easy as long as you properly maintain your vehicle. As for the other things, no I cannot. That's why I'm skeptical of this.

Not saying this isn't genuine innovation and worthy of notice, only that I'm skeptical.
 
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