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electric cars ARE virtually zero emission!——-80% of all car journeys in the world are less that 30 miles, so if the car is charged overnight at home, the power used is spare capacity from the generators of the national grid which are producing electricity which is not used during the night. good luck to nissan, its just what we need to stop gordon brown squandering the 84p tax we pay on a gallon of petrol. but!-how long will it be before he finds ways of upping the road tax on these cars

@BergyBerg1103004 The big problem with hydrogen is it much more expensive than gasoline. Who would want to pay double what they are paying per mile they travel down the road. Another problem is distribution. When are 20,000 hydrogen stations going to be put in place across the United States? Electric cars are a great alternative to gasoline. You just plug it in at home.

It takes 3 time more electricity to produce hydrogen by electrolysis than by puttin it directly in the batteries. And the price/liter is ridiculusly higher than petrol! Plus, there is NO infrastructures for Hydrogen distribution a creation. Electricity? Yes, of course, everywere.Electric car power is the way to go, not hydrogen. Its cheaper and powerfull. Take the Tesla Roadster for example, 0-100 km/h (0-60 m/h0) in 4 sec

These are ugly… and people are going to realize that even 30 minutes is a long time, let alone the 8 hours charging at home. As I’ve always said, hydrogen power is the way to go.

Ah, my friend, you and I have not read the same studies then. I can recall three different studies that supported the stereotype. The differences aren’t THAT great though, but there were differences nonetheless

@ untseac small dicks and big balls would look rather odd, I would assume lol

@PCC9And who said that japanese dicks are small? Maybe they’re dicks are small but the balls must be huge =P