I never thought I would say it - but I'd consider buying a Toymota

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Offline jiffy

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Offline Tang67

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Yeah, agree. Always thought it a no-brainer to use hydrogen: the most abundant element, can be obtained easily through 'green' practices, and few noxious wastes.

EV powered vehicles always sounded like an interim fix because of the battery issue, regardless of that technology changing to use other elements, they still use finite resources and the mining/processing consequences. Batteries will always be limited by the periodic table.

Don't see any disbenefits of hydrogen engines - mechanics have been working on petrol/LPG vehicles for decades with few if any problems.


Offline pmb0186

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Does anyone know how hydrogen is manufactured in Australia?
Coal it’s just another fossil fuel, it can be made by other means but coal is the cheapest
does anyone remember laughter