Mercedes has been busy being fabulous; take for example the 2010 Mercedes-Benz ML350 Bluetec. This is a luxury hybrid SUV that is part of the transition from off-roaders to on-roaders.
What does that mean? The death of large gas-guzzling SUVs has long been predicted, and it is being reinforced by new laws and standards for a greener future. Drivers do not want to pay the high fuel costs or harm the environment, yet they love the higher vantage point provided by an SUV. So what is occurring is a shift to a lighter, car-based chassis yet not away from a high-riding vehicle. Fuel economy is improved, emissions are reduced, and all are happy.
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In the very recent past, performance hybrid systems have not had the best record for generating strong sales. That trend seems to be shifting gears, with green being the new black, and luxury carmakers jumping on the bandwagon, so to speak! Porsche is even joining the ranks of luxury hybrids, with its new 2011 Porsche Cayenne S hybrid.
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we are not complaining, it is like Christmas arriving early!
had predicted, leaving the team pleased. Takeoff and landing for the unique solar-powered plane also went off without a hitch. The aircraft flew for approximately 87 minutes.