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When I first saw the new GT350 Mustang emerging from a pile of clay in the studio 18 months ago, I knew this was going to be something special

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When I first saw the new GT350 Mustang emerging from a pile of clay in the studio 18 months ago, I knew this was going to be something special

I was fortunate to have had an opportunity to play a part in telling this story before I left Ford in August and it's great to see it out in the wild without camo. I can't wait for the rest of the story to be revealed?

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$57,500 will make you the owner of the first fuel cell vehicle to actually go on sale in the United States next year

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$57,500 will make you the owner of the first fuel cell vehicle to actually go on sale in the United States next year

The +TOYOTA  Mirai will be the first first fuel cell vehicle available for consumers to buy rather than just lease like the +Honda FCX Clarity or +Hyundai USA Tucson FCV. With the incentives available to zero-emissions vehicles, the net price drops into mid to upper $40K range. 

http://www.autoblog.com/2007/11/19/autobloggreen-drives-the-worlds-first-production-fuel-cell-car/?

The Toyota Mirai Brings the Future to Your Driveway | Toyota

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* +Audi USA is apparently going to reveal a concept version of the A7 with a fuel cell plug-in hybrid…

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* +Audi USA is apparently going to reveal a concept version of the A7 with a fuel cell plug-in hybrid powertrain at the LA Auto Show today*

Cool idea, but definitely, not the first time it's been done. +***** actually had a prototype of an extended range EV with a fuel cell running in late 2006, a couple of months before Chevrolet revealed the original Volt concept. I had a chance to drive the HySeries Edge concept in February 2007. ?

AutoblogGreen Drives the HySeries Ford Edge and fuel cell Explorer

Click on the photo for a high-res gallery of photos from the Ford SMT LabBetween the Washington, D.C. and Chicago Auto Shows, AutoblogGreen got invited to

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When I first saw the new GT350 Mustang emerging from a pile of clay in the studio…

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When I first saw the new GT350 Mustang emerging from a pile of clay in the studio 18 months ago, I knew this was going to be something special

I was fortunate to have had an opportunity to play a part in telling this story before I left Ford in August and it's great to see it out in the wild without camo. I can't wait for the rest of the story to be revealed?


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$57,500 will make you the owner of the first fuel cell vehicle to actually go on sale in the United States next year

The +TOYOTA  Mirai will be the first first fuel cell vehicle available for consumers to buy rather than just lease like the +Honda FCX Clarity or +Hyundai USA Tucson FCV. With the incentives available to zero-emissions vehicles, the net price drops into mid to upper $40K range. 

http://www.autoblog.com/2007/11/19/autobloggreen-drives-the-worlds-first-production-fuel-cell-car/?

The Toyota Mirai Brings the Future to Your Driveway | Toyota

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* +Audi USA is apparently going to reveal a concept version of the A7 with a fuel…

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* +Audi USA is apparently going to reveal a concept version of the A7 with a fuel cell plug-in hybrid powertrain at the LA Auto Show today*

Cool idea, but definitely, not the first time it's been done. +***** actually had a prototype of an extended range EV with a fuel cell running in late 2006, a couple of months before Chevrolet revealed the original Volt concept. I had a chance to drive the HySeries Edge concept in February 2007. ?

AutoblogGreen Drives the HySeries Ford Edge and fuel cell Explorer
Click on the photo for a high-res gallery of photos from the Ford SMT LabBetween the Washington, D.C. and Chicago Auto Shows, AutoblogGreen got invited to

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