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Clean Machine	8.0			EDITOR: Is the China connection enough to make this car a viable player...
The Huge Hybrid: Few Takers for a New S.U.V. Twist	8.0			EDITOR: Better mileage, but at a high $ cost, and it really does very little to solve high mileage problems.
Diesel Cleans Up for an Encore	8.0			EDITOR: "Guaranteed" to no longer be noisy and smelly.
Running on Empty: Cars that Never Need Gas	9.0			EDITOR: "...then there are electic cars that are charged by solar panels on the roof of one's house. They never need gas, and the power is free after the set-up cost."
Think "Ox" Concept	9.0			EDITOR: GE and Kleiner-Perkins are investors in Think, so maybe we'll see this concept someday!
Skeptics Doubt We'll See ZAP's $30K Electric Sports Car in 2009	8.0			EDITOR: "A California company known for its funky, electric commuter cars says it will break into the high-performance market with a 320-horsepower, three-wheeled sports car by 2009."
Bollore' Concept	7.0			EDITOR: Another "city car" for the future.
Lumeneo Smera	8.0			EDITOR: Slightly odd, ultra-narrow city car with tilting chassis.
GM Knows Its Future Must Be Greener	8.0			EDITOR: "CARMAKER PINS HOPES ON CUTTING OIL DEPENDENCY WITH GAS-ELECTRIC HYBRID"
Want a plug-in hybrid? Get in line for a battery	8.0			EDITOR: Have a Prius? Go from 30 MPH to 100 MPH with this new battery.
Driving On Air	9.0			EDITOR: "Guy Negre's car can zoom about on compressed air, but can it be more than a novelty?"
In China, Hybrids Are Tough Sell	8.0			EDITOR: High costs deter most consumers; The Prius lesson.
Think Cars to Launch In US	8.0			EDITOR: A Norwegian Car? "Th!nk Global, the Oslo, Norway, maker of electric vehicles, announced on Monday in suburban Los Angeles that it is launching operations in the United States. "
Cars Deserve Only Half the Blame for CO2	8.0			EDITOR: "New study from Purdue University, which essentially creates an inventory of carbon-dioxide, has some surprises. Among the top-20 cities that emit CO2, would you have guessed that San Juan, N.M., Camden, ALA.., Titus, TX. or Valparaiso, IND. would be on the list?"
Fearless Prediction: Plug-In Hybrids Will be the Hot Rods of the 21st Century	9.0			EDITOR: "Plug-in hybrids are the latest rage among cutting-edge planet savers. By combining a big battery with an electric motor and a small internal-combustion engine (75 or so horsepower) hooked to a generator, a plug-in hybrid delivers the pollution-free exhaust of a pure electric car for about 40 miles, which encompasses most trips for most people"
The Race to Build the Supergreen Car	9.0			EDITOR: "Known as the AXP, the competition will award at least $10 million to the team that builds a 100-mpg machine and then wins a race against other green vehicles. "
Keeping Up With the Prius	8.0			Paul Franz: "Even with U.S. gas prices over $3 a gallon, up 50 percent in three years, marketing experts say U.S. buyers want hybrids that not only reduce fuel consumption and emissions but also make a statement about the driver's commitment to the environment."
That Blissfully Quiet Electric Car Might Just Kill You	7.0			KRS: "From the department of unintended consequences, we now have a bill before Congress that would address one of the biggest problems with electric cars: They're too quiet."
The Little Engines That Would	9.0			KRS: "These new vehicles are zippy and green, but are American drivers ready for cute?"
Jump Start	8.0			Paul Franz: "GM may yet beat Toyota in plug-in cars, but its breakneck development pace is fraught with risk."
Mercedes sees electric-car progress	9.0			Paul Franz: "Mercedes-Benz says it will have a demonstration fleet of practical, if small, electric vehicles on the road in two to three years."
Tesla Motors gets rolling with Roadster production	8.0			Paul Franz: "Tesla Motors, the Silicon Valley electric-car start-up, said Monday it has begun "regular production" of its first car, the 2008 Roadster."
EcoDrive Teaches Fiat Drivers How to go Green	8.0			Paul Franz: "By next year, some drivers in Europe will be able to track their driving habits and exhaust emissions, download the information to their computers and get lessons on greener, more efficient driving.Fiat's EcoDrive, introduced at the Geneva International Motor Show this week, is built on top of the Blue&Me technology developed with Microsoft and launched two years ago to wirelessly connect mobile phones, iPods or MP3 players to a range of Fiat autos."
Speedy, Costly Hybrid	9.0			Paul Franz: "A niche car manufacturer from California believes that virtually every automaker will install super-efficient lithium-ion batteries in hybrid vehicles within a decade, but that their slowness opens up a booming market for a range of greener cars." EDITOR: Less costly than the Tesla, not quite as fast but perhaps better looking. Designed by star Aston Martin designer, Henrik Fisker, also the head of Fisker Automotive, the car manufacturer.
Tesla: Little Electric Roadster that Could	9.0			Ry Smith: " A little roadster that goes into regular production in two weeks is already electrifying the auto industry." EDITOR: I have a friend, Chris Paine, who has one on order. I'm eagerly awaiting his opinion and maybe a spin at the wheel!
Green Sports Car Set For Launch	9.0			Mark Durham: "A "zero-emission" sports car with a top speed of nearly 100mph is set to be unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show."
Driving the Green Diesel	8.0			Kathy Jones: "Even with no more smell and no more black smoke, the diesel has yet to achieve mass appeal in North America"
I'm Just Wild About Fuel Cells	8.0			Chris Cohen: Fuel cells, batteries, hybrid - what will it be - or perhaps all three!
Hybrid Drive for Porsche Panamera	8.0			Ry S: Integrated electric motor goes deep into Porsche history
ZAP $30K Performance Electric Car	8.0			KRS: "California-based automaker ZAP, which stands for Zero Air Pollution, has announced plans for a new electric car, called the Alias, that will be able to do 0 to 60 in 5.7 seconds with a top speed of 156 miles per hour and cost about $30,000." Bill W.: I don't see how ZAP can make this sports car to sell at $30k when Tesla is doing about the same thing with a $98K price. Even at that price I don't think Tesla will make money.
Beyond Ethanol	8.0			KRS: "Can a genetically engineered microbe make butanol the biofuel of the future?"
The Electric Car Acid Test	8.0			Ry S.: "Shai Agassi's audacious effort to end the era of gas-powered autos"; 1st stop - Israel EDITOR: This is a major effort to prove that the electric car is "the" answer to oil dependence.
India's "People's' Car Effect On the Environment	8.1			EDITOR: There are environmental concerns that the Tata Nano may be more menace than miracle in a country that is already having severe problems coping with increasing pollution, poor roadways and chaotic traffic.
Renault, Nissan to go Electric	8.0			Ry S.: "Renault and Nissan are teaming up with former SAP AG executive Shai Agassi to offer electric cars that are powered by lithium-ion batteries and would go about 100 miles on a single charge"
Bright Idea - The Electric Company	9.0			KRS: "How do you power a fast car without gas? With a really big battery." EDITOR: This article is all about the Tesla - a new San Carlos, CA located car company with its genesis at Stanford.
Clever Car-like Vehicle	9.0