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Hybrid Cars | by Dahcredyns(noreply@blogger.com) | Mon, Jul 20
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Today, automakers, such as Ford, are producing some great hybrids, but Ford's limited investment into NiMH technology means that Ford simply isn't going to produce many hybrid vehicles until lithium is a fully baked and cost-effective technology. In fact, Toyota stands alone as the so...
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