If I could provide you with a hydrogen powered car?

Question

That would cost about $5000 for the conversion and a hydrogen converter installed at your home that would make fuel for about 50 cents a liter, would you be interested?

Answer 1

If you can prove your claims, and the converted car meets U.S. DOT and EPA standards I would be interested.  I doubt you can do this, however, so you will have to demonstrate it to my satisfaction before I put up any money.

Answer 2

That depends. You would have to show me what the energy/liter with the hydrogen conversion is vs. energy/liter of gasoline. You'd have to tell me how much hydrogen I can carry and what the typical range of driving before I have to refuel is. 50cts/liter is about $2/gal, but if I'm sacrificing significant range or power then gasoline is still the better choice. Assuming you'd give me the same range/power as gasoline, and assuming that gas stayed constant at $4.00/gal and the cost of production of hydrogen stayed constant, and that I could still get 50 mpg (I drive an Insight), I think I'd have to drive 125000 miles to break even on the conversion (my math might be suspect). I suspect, however, that range and power would be significantly lower, so the cost of the conversion becomes significant.

Answer 3

I'm American, i don't speak metric

Answer 4

Now because i like my 1980 Dodge Aspen i would simply get a license and start to make moonshine and do it legally for my car. maybe sell a little on the side to my friends to fuel them up as well

Answer 5

If we truly care about the environment (not just the almighty dollar), then the answer is yes.

Answer 6

i would be interested to know more about it