Quant e-Sportlimousine -- Salt water: the fuel of the future?
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Quant e-Sportlimousine -- Salt water: the fuel of the future?
Amazing technology, but probably at too high a cost. Click through the pics for the scoop. WOW!
Salt water: the fuel of the future? - Quant e-Sportlimousine preview- Autos - MSN CA
Salt water: the fuel of the future? - Quant e-Sportlimousine preview- Autos - MSN CA
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Re: Quant e-Sportlimousine -- Salt water: the fuel of the future?
Amazing technology, but probably at too high a cost. Click through the pics for the scoop. WOW!
Salt water: the fuel of the future? - Quant e-Sportlimousine preview- Autos - MSN CA
Salt water: the fuel of the future? - Quant e-Sportlimousine preview- Autos - MSN CA
Re: Quant e-Sportlimousine -- Salt water: the fuel of the future?
Let's see.
I have a swimming pool with 25,000 gallons of salt water.
If I assume I can get 35 MPG from this beast, then that's 875,000 miles.
I average around 4000 miles a year, so I'm looking at 218 years of no cost fuel.
If I got one now for 1.5 Million or so, that's only $6,800 per year, or $1.72 per mile.
Gotta go - putting in my order now, after all I'll be only 288 years old before I run out of fuel.
I have a swimming pool with 25,000 gallons of salt water.
If I assume I can get 35 MPG from this beast, then that's 875,000 miles.
I average around 4000 miles a year, so I'm looking at 218 years of no cost fuel.
If I got one now for 1.5 Million or so, that's only $6,800 per year, or $1.72 per mile.
Gotta go - putting in my order now, after all I'll be only 288 years old before I run out of fuel.
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Re: Quant e-Sportlimousine -- Salt water: the fuel of the future?
Let's see.
I have a swimming pool with 25,000 gallons of salt water.
If I assume I can get 35 MPG from this beast, then that's 875,000 miles.
I average around 4000 miles a year, so I'm looking at 218 years of no cost fuel.
If I got one now for 1.5 Million or so, that's only $6,800 per year, or $1.72 per mile.
Gotta go - putting in my order now, after all I'll be only 288 years old before I run out of fuel.
I have a swimming pool with 25,000 gallons of salt water.
If I assume I can get 35 MPG from this beast, then that's 875,000 miles.
I average around 4000 miles a year, so I'm looking at 218 years of no cost fuel.
If I got one now for 1.5 Million or so, that's only $6,800 per year, or $1.72 per mile.
Gotta go - putting in my order now, after all I'll be only 288 years old before I run out of fuel.
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