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Hydrogen cars seem to good to be true.  They don’t pollute, they don’t use gas.  They’re also non-existent on North American roads.  Why, you may ask?  They’re difficult and extremely expensive to put together - costing hundreds of thousands of dollars to build.  You may also have noticed that there are few hydrogen refueling stations (there are three in California).  A few companies are hoping that within the next five years they’ll have hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles in their showrooms.  However, some experts estimate that with everything involved, the hydrogen car fad won’t likely take-off for decades.  Read more…

WatchMojo got to test drive a BMW hydrogen car.  Check it out:
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At the Convergence 2008 conference on automotive electronics yesterday, BMW revealed it is looking for partners as it pursues an open-source car computing platform. The German company is enthusiastic about the potential for such an open-source system’s potential to keep up with the rapid advances in technology and features in the multimedia and digital entertainment areas. continue reading...