GM to Use New Engines That Reduce Emissions and Foreign Oil

GM reports it is working to install a type of engine that will improve fuel efficiency by more than 15 percent and contribute to reducing U.S. foreign oil dependency. The HCCI engine also creates less toxic emissions.

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[ollonsvin]

Multi-air is the best for the gas engine,

[Deanzsyclone]

NOT!

[Audioquest56]

GM is bankrupt.

[andrestnt]

fuking great 15% a disel does that alredy

[theseus54]

google Stanley Meyer. The man has US patents for his device that separates water into hydrogen and oxygen. He modified a volkswagon beetle engine to run on it that got more than 100 miles to the gallon. Patents don't lie.

[usquanigo]

I love how liberals bad mouth the advances in engine design and efficienies. They hate car engines and so anything that improves them makes them less "evil" and naturally pisses these people off as a result. Kinda sad really. Yet so typical and predictable as well.

[usquanigo]

"Mass transit" doesn't work. Top Gear revealed that trains use more fuel per passenger than cars do, for 1. Beyond that, no way in hell am I going to be stuck relying on other people to drive me around on their schedule, nor am I about to give up my LS1 or 5.9 Magnum.

[maxaccel]

how about engine that needs no oil changes

COATESENGINE COM

its been around for over a decade now, why dont GM or some other car maker uses that??

[maxaccel]

And hello to landfills full of dead batteries.

/quote

fyi batteries are recyclable

[hsd0006]

And hello to landfills full of dead batteries.