- Will ordinary warter fuel our cars one day?
Most of us at this Cincinnati car dealership subscribe to the old adage, “If it’s too good to be true, it probably isn’t”. Stick with that and you usually can never go wrong. However there are times where we are so stressed, or beat down that even the most ludicrous claims can sometime prey on our hopes. The hike in gas prices for example. Although we’ve just seen some of our highest gas prices ever, and we understand that there will always be fluctuation, the fact of the matter is that the price per gallon keeps climbing and climbing with the seemingly no end in sight. Such is the nature of inflation and supply and demand.
So what if you had the supply to cover the demand? Something that could be available on all manufacturers like Honda, Acura, Kia and Hyundai. You may or may not know that I’m all for alternate gas saving solutions, but things like hybrids are just band-aids to a bigger issue. What if we could use water to create fuel and convert water to hydroelectricity powerful enough to fuel our vehicles? If you’ve actually looked for conversion kits for “run your car on water” you will find many different products…but do these products work? So far, the general consensus is “No.”
Although, the technology is being worked on in earnest, I think It will be some time before we find a real way to convert water to hydrogen and ultimately have a fairly limitless supply of fuel.Check out the video below on how Hydrogen Fuel cells work.
…now the reality of the matter is contained in the video below:
There you have it, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably isn’t…at least not yet. If you have any questions or comments about the development of alternate fuels that can ease our burden at the pump, leave them below, or call your favorite Cincinnati car dealership.
