Going Green with Green Car – All Articles

The answer is simple: Near-zero emissions, cheap operation, and maybe no more oil.

Advanced fuels and technologies are making mass transit more efficient.

Efficiency improves by combining the best attributes of gasoline and diesel technology.

Horsepower isn't the only way to measure performance, as this competition shows.

By 1997, the Department of Energy was recognizing ethanol's growing role while methanol was falli...

While a general move from methanol to ethanol was evident in 1996, there were also conflicting ac...

By the end of 1995, methanol was increasingly sharing the news with ethanol.

The transition from a methanol focus to renewable ethanol fuel began in 1995, although methanol w...

Hybrid cars needn't be costly. This mild hybrid brings higher efficiency at $23,000.

An around-the-world tour proves the worth of natural gas as a clean motor fuel.

Hybrid electric drive technology is making mass transit even more efficient.

While methanol and ethanol vehicle activities grew in the mid-1990s, other alternative fuels gain...

Mercedes-Benz shows its first application of the two-mode hybrid system.

Nothing provides the same level of understanding as actually getting behind the wheel and driving.

In the early 1990s, the lack of an extensive refueling infrastructure posed big challenges for fl...

After almost universal focus on petroleum-based methanol, manufacturers and...

It seemed that M85 methanol fueling was about to get a huge boost in late 1993.

Think subcompacts are too small? There's a new direction and you may just be surprised.

Driving 20,000 miles in Mercury's Mariner Hybrid reinforces why this is a great vehicle.

Auto enthusiasts get creative to come up with an E85 flexible fuel Ford Mustang.