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The pinnacle of gas gauge experience has to be the Toyota Prius. The article was interesting, but I was a bit bummed to see no reference to my favorite driving
by achompas 16y ago
The pinnacle of gas gauge experience has to be the Toyota Prius. The article was interesting, but I was a bit bummed to see no reference to my favorite driving experience.
Here's an the Prius's in-dash energy monitor: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqP_eS_f1qY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqP_eS_f1qY
- sp332 16y agoThe Honda CR-Z has trees which lose their leaves if you drive inefficiently, and you have to drive really carefully to get them to grow back.
- c2 16y agoThe Honda CR-Z is a great car, it's too bad so much focus is paid to 0-60 times. I think it's a really innovative blend of driver involvement, education about efficient driving, and sporty driving dynamics. A really cool "hack" of a car.
- sp332 16y agoReminds me of the problems Transmeta had with their low-power processors. The laptops made with them had like 8-hour battery life, but at that time, everyone was looking at performance benchmarks and thought they were crap. Intel bought them and later used a bunch of their tech in mobile processors. I think people will eventually learn to appreciate good mileage, but the first 5 years or so will be pretty rough in the market.