"Raise the hood, and the term "engine bay" is immediately discarded. Packed tightly between the fender wells are the drivetrain's cooling radiators, high voltage electrical components and electronic management systems. Under the hood, the only thing common with a conventionally powered pickup is a 12-volt battery that operates the standard auxiliary systems. (Twenty years from now, hot-rodders will have to find something other than chrome valve covers and stainless steel exhaust headers to impress their friends.)"

Guess I'll just have to keep my Chevelle.....

Fred.

Actually, what choice do we have. Nuclear is a very cheap way of producing hydrogen. Two scientists from Atomic Energy of Canada just gave a report that they have it down to 2 bucks Canadian per gallon. If we don't get out of those damn Islamic countries, some crazy bugger will nuke one of our cities. You know, of course, what our response would be. Glass parking lots will be dime-a-dozen. So, we should go hydrogen.