Honda's green breakthrough

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Japanese giant Honda will claim a world breakthrough at Nov­ember's Los Angeles Motor Show when it pulls the wraps off the first commercially available hydrogen fuel cell car.

The newcomer is based on the FCX, seen at the Paris expo last year. And while technical details are still scarce, officials have revealed the four-seater will be sold as a rival to the Mercedes S-Class, and cost around £50,000.

Read More: http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/news/autoexpressnews/211902/honda.html

Looks like they beat BMW Hydrogen-7, who only gave theirs away to celebs so far. Also no offence to Honda owners, but the Honda hydrogen offering looks butt ugly compared to BMWs 7-series. But that's probally just me

 

[Justbob30]

Ugly.....It's just you, the 2008 Accord is UGLY, this car is to die for....if I had a spare $100,000 I would buy it in a heartbeat, yeah, that and the fact that there is probably no hydrogen available in this part of the Pacific Northwest.

Japanese giant Honda will claim a world breakthrough at Nov­ember's Los Angeles Motor Show when it pulls the wraps off the first commercially available hydrogen fuel cell car.

The newcomer is based on the FCX, seen at the Paris expo last year. And while technical details are still scarce, officials have revealed the four-seater will be sold as a rival to the Mercedes S-Class, and cost around £50,000.

Read More:
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/news/autoexpressnews/211902/honda.html

Looks like they beat BMW Hydrogen-7, who only gave theirs away to celebs so far. Also no offence to Honda owners, but the Honda hydrogen offering looks butt ugly compared to BMWs 7-series. But that's probally just me