Water Powered Cars Just Around the Corner

by Guest Mon Jul 07, 2008 1:40 am

I've been following this company for about 2 1/2 years now, as they've been developing this hydrogen system that integrates right into your current vehicle that you drive. After waiting many months for an update they've now provided one!

http://www.switch2hydrogen.com/

BREAKING NEWS

June 19th, 2008:

We are in the process of moving all operations to Laingsburg, Michigan. Once relocated there, the first order of business will be to get employees hired and our retail Scientific Sales division up & running.
The reason we're doing this first is because our Scientific Sales division is what finances the Hydrogen Fuel System Research & Development.
Our scientific equipment sales office will be located on Grand River St. in the middle of downtown Laingsburg.
Once this is out of the way, we will secure our lease on the building for our Hydrogen Fuel Systems division. At the same time we'll be hiring local employees by tapping into the gigantic pool of talented people that were laid off from the automotive industry in Michigan. These folks, already familiar with the auto industry, will be a big help in getting things up to speed and into production as quickly as possible.
Those who have been following our progress are aware of the road blocks we ran into on both a Federal and State level attempting to make our system available.
With the state of Michigan behind us, hopefully we can avoid any future problems and move ahead at maximum speed.

now this thing is around $10,000 to put on your car, but that said, it would only take about 3.1297023778226785745582738063941 years to pay itself off at the rate and price in which we are using gas.

For a mustang it would be 15.4 gallon tank * $3.99 per gallon * 52 tanks of gas (1 tank on average for each week) = $3,195.192 in annual fuel costs.

So basically with a 4 year signature loan, you could use the money you are spending in gas, put it towards the loan on this thing, and then after the 4 years, you could just go anywhere and fill up. The lake, friends pond, etc. All you need is a regular electrical outlet to plug your vehicle into.

I can definitely see one of these systems coming for my car when they come out.

They recently got 650 miles to a set of 4 hydrogen tanks on a Corvette!!! Same performance, you can still drive fast, and do everything you could before, but without the dumb gasoline!!!