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Mazda's focus on hydrogen dual-fuel technology comes together in the RX-8.

Aircraft influence and ethanol power join to make this Saab one wild ride.

Fast, efficient, and luxurious, this could be the hybrid template for the future.

Considering the alternatives, alcohol fuel is an idea that's growing on us.

It's true that small cars are gaining popularity. Could it be that one is in your future?

Sleek and sinewy, this alcohol fueled Exige makes quite a statement for E85.

Need the functionality of a minivan? Here are some of the greenest 2007 models around.

GM sets multiple land speed records with a Chevy Cobalt running on ethanol.

Zero emission way for police and security patrols to efficiently do their rounds.

Mitsubishi shows a realistic direction for its hybrid and electric vehicle development.

Electric versions of the smart fortwo are undergoing testing in the UK.

Don't want to wait for your own hydrogen car? Try this very cool model on for size.

Ford is making the case for hybrids in taxi service, with increasing success.

Ford's production V-10 hydrogen engine is powering shuttles now. What's in store next?

The 2006 Michelin Challenge Bibendum event shines at the "City of Lights."

Why limit yourself to just a few alternative fuels? Volvo goes for 5 in one vehicle.

The Mazda3 offers it all: Three iterations, two body styles, one great car.

10 things to consider when shopping for an SUV, minivan, or pickup.

Four-cylinder PZEVs are now common. The next challenge is the V-6 and Ford is on it.

Hydrogen and plug-in hybrid power make the Ford Edge HySeries unique.

Automakers showcase hydrogen, electric, and hybrid cars at the Frankfurt Auto Show.

Here's what it's like to drive the latest hydrogen vehicles from GM and Honda.

The 2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid is Green Car Journal's 2007 Green Car of the Year.

The General is full of surprises. How about a plug-in series hybrid electric vehicle?