Comments on: Volkswagen's Hybrid Future

By: A. Sherzad

A. Sherzad — Tue, 26 Jun 2012 00:17:21 +0000

Hello evry one
I think the VW which is the leader of diesel ingins, will make the best disel hybrid. I had a shran 98 model which used just 0.3 liter per 10 km. on long way.So with todays new super magnets, the new elctro magnetic motors will give the best power for any purpose.With fixing one motor in each wheel, the car will become as four wheel drive and also hybrid car.Thank you.
A. Sherzad

By: Terry Knight

Terry Knight — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 02:58:21 +0000

VW has a diesel in the makes which is getting 70 mpg or better and had it since the 80s and now it’s on sale in Europe a. It seems there is always an excuse, Euro/U.S. dollar exchange; No one interested in a car which gets 70 miles per gallon in the U.S. etc.. I think it’s a copout… The vehicle could be made cheaper in the U.S. with unemployment on the rise everywhere throughout the United States (Company could pick and choose where to build the plant) with the price of shipping escalating. The demand is here…MAKE IT and they (buyers) will come… Mr. FORD had the right idea… If a worker can buy the vehicle he makes the company is going to make money but for this simple process to work the RICH or the people with the money must share some of the wealth! It takes a happy team…everyone from the top bottom.

By: PJ Reddy

PJ Reddy — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 08:21:54 +0000

It is unfortunate that VW is delaying the hybrid introduction. I remember that in the 1991 Frankfurt motor show they had displayed a diesel electric hybrid using a Bosch electric pancake motor in the slot where the flywheel is mounted. That was 17 years ago. I thought the germans are enviromentally ahead of other countries

By: hosea yusuf

hosea yusuf — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 12:27:47 +0000

i want the vw to manufacture a solar cars that uses air condition

By: Someone

Someone — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 14:57:27 +0000

This is all interesting, but how can we trust VW. Anyone see their Sedan, 2008 Passat in Consurmer Reports?

It is rated 135% below average, compared to all in it's class, yikes. I would not buy one.

I personally will stick to Toyota, an easy 200,000+ mile vehicle.

By: Toun

Toun — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 16:15:20 +0000

that is great, but not soon enough.
toyota and nissan is ahead of the industries for electric and hybrid cars. vw waited to long for hybrid most of the customer will not waited for that long, they are buying toyota and honda including nissan at this moment. so if vw and audi wanted to keep their loyal cutomer they have to come out soon since the gas prices will be in the 4 buck this 08 summer. i'm a vw cutomer for 7yrs since the hybrid car is made now i traded my 01 gti vr6 for a civic hybrid the car is smoother than my gti.
that all thank for reading.

By: John345

John345 — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 00:07:10 +0000

I own 2 jetta tdi’s would love to see a diesel hybrid.

By: Solar

Solar — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 23:42:03 +0000

Magician is right. Solar powered cars are the best because of the fact that the energy they use requires no gas at all. Many people need to stop and think about what will help the environment more.

By: şaban

şaban — Thu, 04 Oct 2007 12:20:47 +0000

ulan hybrıt araba yapın ulan benzıne para vermekten anamız agladı lan suyla calısan arabalar yapın ulan ınekler calısın

By: The Magician

The Magician — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 23:44:04 +0000

I think that peoples need for speed is a bit ridiculous. Solar Power is by far the most abundant energy sorce on our planet. To think that people do not use solar vehicles because they are bulky and/or ugly is pathetic. Solar technology is only expensive for a few reasons: A- It is not being manufactured at a high enough rate to reduce cost. B- Once you have an efficiant solar vehicle the need for fuel no longer exist.

To bad peoples demeanors are not bold enough to live in this fuel efficient utopia...