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Entries Tagged as 'diesel engines'

Hybrid Diesels Make the Most Sense (pdf 28k)

August 13th, 2007 · No Comments

You may have noticed recently that you are hearing more and more about diesel cars.  That makes sense because diesel engines get better fuel economy than gasoline engines.

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Clean Diesel Cars Have Increased Appeal vs. Less for Hybrids (pdf 40k)

July 20th, 2007 · No Comments

Surveys indicate potential new car buyers are more realistic about the fuel savings and additional costs of hybrid cars.  At the same time they are learning more about the added fuel efficiency of the new clean diesel engines that are increasingly being offered and are increasing their desire for such cars.   read full post

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Tags: Nova Biosource Fuels (NBF) · diesel engines · hybrid vehicles