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Zebra Zero Electric Truck
- Watch this video about the Zebra Zero truck on HowStuffWorks. During the Alternative Fuels & Vehicle Expo in Anaheim, we hitched a ride with Alex Campbell in the Zebra Zero truck, a solar electric truck from Zap, a Santa Rosa, Calif.-based company providing advanced transportation for land, air and water. A Neighborhood Electric Vehicle, the Zero is manufactured in China, capable of speeds upwards of 40mph and available for about $10k. See how electric cars work in this video from PodTech.net.
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Eco-Friendly Hummer O2
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GM designers come up with an eco-friendly Hummer, which utilizes algae paneling to convert vehicle exhaust to pure oxygen, in this video from WebRidesTV.com.
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2009 Chevy Camaro
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Watch this video about the Chevy Camaro on HowStuffWorks. Taking its design cues from that legendary collectible car, the new 2009 Camaro is masculine and menacing, sleek and sporty, and a definite head-turner. See how the 2009 Chevy Camaro will... More »
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Toyota Corolla XRS Profile
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Watch this profile from WebRidesTV.com to find out if 2009 Toyota Corolla XRS measures up to Sport Compact status. For this and other car profiles, visit WebRidesTV.com.
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Invention Nation: Super Hybrid
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Meet the hybrid car that gets more than 100 miles to the gallon. Learn more about hybrid cars in this video.
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Mustang Shoot Out
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The ROUSH Mustang is matched against the SALEEN Mustang in this no holds barred WebRidesTV.com Pony Car Shoot Out. For this and other car shoot outs, visit WebRidesTV.com.
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World's Cheapest Car
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Watch this Reuters video showing the introduction of the world's cheapest car, the Tata Nano. The Nano is being praised as a safe alternative to motorcycles and criticized as another setback for traffic and pollution concerns in India.
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Review of the 2008 Dodge Viper
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After a one-year hiatus, Dodge brought the Viper back with more bite for 2008 at the Detroit Auto Show. Watch this HowStuffWorks video to find out more.
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