Consumer Reports is indeed biased. In the 70+ years of its existence, it
has tested just about every conceivable products except guns.
Sure guns are tested, evaluated and reported on by enthusiast magazines &
American Rifleman, but those are hardly unbiased sources of information. ...

H-car proponents state (in a mantra repeated so often that is accepted
as gizmo gospel by many intelligent adults) that a fuel-cell vehicle's
"only emission is water vapor." That is true, but only in a trivial
and thoroughly misleading sense."

I was looking into the melting/decomposing
point of carbon fiber, and it may be as high as 2500C.  This is far
higher than the inside of an engine.  This maybe too optimistic.
Kevlar, which is similar to carbon fiber, decomposes at 400C.  But

My '93 Nissan Sentra wouldn't start so I left it with a neighborhood
garage which called me with an estimate of $303 for a new starter. Does
that seem like too much?
   Replace starter (1-yr warranty)        $169.73

I ran into ads for such chargers here in the USA...
Do such chargers really work?  For any kind of car?  (I have a 2008 Honda
Civic LX)
Is there a reputable/neutral online site that shows test results and

I'm about to purchase a new or used vehicle.
Just wondering if people have successfully been able to have dealers
remove
their dealer decal. Or is this best to do on your own after you buy