Car that runs on water!?!?

[Lord Valumart]

But isn't water becoming just as scarce as petrol? In places like Australia for instance.

it's water...

 

[Carcharodon]

it's water...

...and? Drought is known to occur. Besides, the article makes no mention of the use of salt water...which would likely result very quickly in buildup of deposits on an engine. They would probably need to increase desalinifying efforts to combat it, I'd suppose...

 

[Kritish]

But isn't water becoming just as scarce as petrol? In places like Australia for instance.

Um, the world's seventy percent water...

 

[bulok]

Kritish LOL!

the biggest problem with purchasing a hydrogen car right now is that there aren't many hydrogen stations to refuel. they're mostly in big cities and mainly in California.

 

[jaguarr]

http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=car+runs+on+water


jag

 

[Kritish]

Kritish LOL!

the biggest problem with purchasing a hydrogen car right now is that there aren't many hydrogen stations to refuel. they're mostly in big cities and mainly in California.

You don't need to purchase hydrogen, the car makes it via water you put in the tank.

 

[Ice-man]

noo the whole austrailan thing was, in parts in the middle of australia it got dry thus reducing their drinkable water supply.

theyll fix the problem soon.

 

[terry78]

If they did get it off the ground, they'd find some way to screw us over on the cost of water. We couldn't just use water anywhere, they'd start regulating that ****.

 

[Cobblepot]

Hydrogen is the fuel of the future.

 

[GoldenAgeHero]

If they did get it off the ground, they'd find some way to screw us over on the cost of water. We couldn't just use water anywhere, they'd start regulating that ****.

exactly what im afraid of. 2.65 for a gallon of water

 

[Sandman138]

Kritish LOL!

the biggest problem with purchasing a hydrogen car right now is that there aren't many hydrogen stations to refuel. they're mostly in big cities and mainly in California.

This car doesn't need hydrogen, it produces it by a chemical reaction between aluminum and water.

 

[grey_jeanie]

They can only compress enough to go 100 miles between refueling. And 'refueling' will mean compressing some more. Sounds tricky