Thursday, September 22, 2005
  Planet Ark : Cost Conundrum Holds Up Diesel Hybrid Cars
Planet Ark : Cost Conundrum Holds Up Diesel Hybrid Cars: "automakers say such cars are unlikely to move out of the research lab any time soon"

A counterpoint article related to diesel-electric hybrids.
  ¶ Posted By james 3:40 AM
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