Honda's new fuel cell sports car

Holy crap, I want it now.

i dont know if thats nice or not!

I think it looks great, that would certainly turn heads.

awesome. apart from the aesthetics, which seem to be inspired from dated sci-fi.

It looks absolutely ridiculous from the backside. That baby's got back.

i want one of those .its so sick

make it happen Honda, then you get my money...

nice looking car....but what's the price tag??

Now if only the US car companies would show some balls and start working on projects like this (4 years ago) they wouldn't be asking us taxpayers to subsidize their private jet flights.

There on to something by making Fuel Cell vehicles aesthetically pleasing.

With U.S. automakers begging for money so they can continue making cars that will be always outsold by foreign competition that is ultimately superior in virtually every way. If americans let that Auto Industry Bailout (AIB insttead of AIG this time) we are robbing ourselves and giving alot of our own money to industry and corporations.

Now lets see if they will actually make it or if it's just another concept that will lead to a disappointing watered down version in a year or so.

GM should just close the doors now. This is it. the final death blow. It's too goo. Too good.

I LOVE it. If it's about 16k, I'll buy it today.

*dreams on

Always been a big fan of Honda and this looks so awesome. Has to cost alot of money. Anything under 30k will make this car popular then cheap looking.

For all of those that still believe that the American car companines are behind in new technological developments, check this out.

This is almost 2 years old:

http://www.motorauthority.com/gm-planning-global-fuel-cell-vehicle-test.html

Who knew the Japanese would beat us to a cool alternative fuel vehicle - go figure.

Biodiesel!

Cars like this are precisely why foreign automakers are succeeding and the Big 3 are failing.

Innovation, fuel efficiency, quality.

Oh, and I want one now! Does it hover though?

Do you people refuse to click on the link from my above post?

http://www.motorauthority.com/gm-planning-global-fuel-cell-vehicle-test.html

hans57: Riddle me this professor.

Can you BUY/drive these fuel cell vehicles? No. Not unless you're one of 10 Disney employees that got them free... Furthermore, the "hydrogen" is being produced from OIL! No shit!

Lastly, I heard you could just go out and buy an alternative fuel vehicle from Toyota and or Honda, TODAY. They're called "Prius" and "FCX Clarity" or something like that...

Can I go buy an american hybrid/fuel cell with THAT kind of efficiency? Nada.

Bye bye Detroit.

for what? 2 million? 3 million??

Onechance, GM also offers a Fuel Cell vehicle; the Equinox. It's the same set up as the FCX Clarity, they "lease" it to "qualified" employees.

You're right, the hydrogen suppliers derive their hydrogen from methane, but it can also be derived from water, albiet a more expensive means.

Therefore, the fuel cell vehicles are a crock of shit, unless they can figure out a cheaper way to get it from water.

You're also right about Japanese hybrids having better efficiency than American hybrids, but GM offers more vehicles that get 30mpg highway than any other auto company.

So, all the American car companies have to do is figure out how to change the preconcived notions of people like yourself.

This should put Honda back on the fast, furious, and green map....

What a Hot-Rod!

Is it practical? Is it affordable? Is it Insurable?
What about utility and What about maintenance cost?

But as you can see we are making progress in the right direction and soon these technologies will be the standard and we will be googleing other new revolutionary technologies as we are today...

Evolve, find your Principle of Power within; Create Greatness and share it with the world...

And would the govenors and legislators that are in the back poket of the big energy concerns suport licencing these vehicals. Remember that the MBAs and legal eagles that took us into y
this mess in the first place. We will bail out the big wealthy bit when it comes to the average taxpayer we take the back seat for the CEOs partys.