Could the Air Car be the next generation motor vehicle? Could this quaint car be the final nail in the coffin for the oil fuelled automotive industry of yesteryear?
The air car claims to be able to drive 200km on one tank of air. It is estimated to have a retail price of $15,000USD.
The people of this world are now demanding cheaper alternatives to their energy consumption.
The oil barons and Governments of the world have finally had their last slice of the money pie and with the peak oil crisis biting down hard for most of us. Now is the time to let new emerging technologies such as the Air Car, Tesla Car, Stirling Engine and the Whipmag enjoy their moment in the spotlight and with any luck come to fruition and full production.
We, the little people need to start harnessing and embracing all types of alternative (free) energy, and not have to depend on ‘trusting’ our Governments to deliver a viable alternative to the current global energy crisis. They tell us they are reducing emissions (with the exception of Bush - Kyoto protocol), when in actual fact all they are really doing is the exact opposite of what they say (instead they promote war, famine, oppression and continue with their New World Order campaign).
Free energy is very real, and now is the time to embrace such technologies.
Forcefully yours
SolReka
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April 25th, 2008 at 2:30 am
The air car is very real. However, my understanding is that it is supposed to be a little bit underpowered compared to gasoline and electric engines. It gains its power from pneumatic pressure. At this point it might be good for taxi fleets or for places where light city driving is needed. It also would be excellent for powering slow moving boats or barges where speed and power are not a primary issue.
May 27th, 2008 at 4:30 pm
This sounds like a great alternative to oil. I look forward to more information on this. Great site by the way.
May 27th, 2008 at 4:35 pm
There are many alternatives to oil, it’s just that certain gatekeepers suppress such technologies; stirling engine, ZPE, etc.
If they can’t tax it, then it won’t hit the mainstream marketplace.
Many thanks for your kind words Shauna
June 14th, 2008 at 10:34 pm
Shauna,
This is a great video. I’m going to include it in my next blog posting about Zero Pollution Motors. I’m starting a series and covering as many companies in the Auto X Prize as I can and I’ll let you know when I have the post completed.
Thanks!
Damon
June 14th, 2008 at 10:49 pm
I also agree that in today’s world it’s corporations and private companies, not government, that drive many big social changes. That is why I’m so excited about the Auto X Prize contest to bring about big changes in the automobile industry.
June 14th, 2008 at 11:12 pm
Thanks for the info Damon regarding the Auto X Prize.
Here is a link to the Automotive X Prize.
It certainly does sound exciting, we will hopefully see a solar powered Stirling engine vehicle pave the way forward. Or even the Joe Cell in action
It is a shame that such technologies are suppressed from the masses.
It is true that the few control the many
July 11th, 2008 at 1:58 am
I’ve heard about these air cars for awhile now, watching these run now on video, I’m convinced and excited!
It’s quite amazing, that the gas cars of today are basically arguably the same old technology since the car was first put into production 100 or so years ago. oil barrons indeed!
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July 11th, 2008 at 5:58 pm
Cars were originally designed to run on rapeseed oil, it’s funny how they were converted to run on gasoline - more profitable perhaps…
@OD have you ever heard of the Joe Cell Device? Very exciting technology involving cars which run on water.
Many thanks for dropping by.
Regards
Sol
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July 13th, 2008 at 7:22 am
I havent heard of the Joe Cell Device, but went to wikip and it sort of reminded of a documentary I saw with cold fusion awhile back. Some farmer if I remember, it was in the rural area, took some water and put electricity through it to produce something like cold fusion… it was shown to “real” scientist and they seemed somewhat excited and skeptical at the same time.
wasnt there a movie based of a car that ran on water. that movie is kind of blurry now, but in it the govt came out to squash the technology… pretty interesting.
love the site! we live in some exciting times now
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