Looks like one of those old European "Bubble Cars" ("Beep beep").

I would have to disagree and say this is absolutely the worst car ever.

I'm with ya Austin,
I'll stick with my 2007 Lotus Exige S.
Sure it doesn't exactly "sip" fuel...
Hella faster by far, and MUCH sexier.

LatrZ

i wish it was my car

I see from their website they are operating in a lean burn condition, around 20-1. That typically creates an unacceptable level of NOX in the exhaust. I am curious if there has been any independent verification of their claims relating to performance, economy or emissions. I have also seen another company called Vapor Fuel Technologies that has multiple patents on a vapor system that greatly increases fuel economy without the NOX problem and has been verified by an independent test lab. You can check them out at http://www.vftllc.com

i like this car it is awsome

i've never seen such a thing, this is awsome!!!

this is 1 of the coolest cars ive ever seen and the stylist

nice lookin car...id sure lyk to drive and crash it in2 sumthin..ne1 knows the price?

Why three wheels?

It only has 3 wheels, because the laws on 3 wheel vehicles are less stringent than those of 4 wheel vehicles. Most 3 wheel vehicles are in the same class as motorcycles.

It only has 3 wheels, because the laws on 3 wheel vehicles are less stringent than those of 4 wheel vehicles. Most 3 wheel vehicles are in the same class as motorcycles.

In reply to the comment posted by: autoinfo.
Both companies recently merged.
The one to which you gave a link, and the one making the car. So the vehicle in the photo uses the very technology to which you refer.
The car can be thought of as an expression of the very technology which you pointed us to in reality; As a developed concept with wheels and presentations, web sites and comments about it even.
It lives!
The site you pointed us to is now a holding company of sorts, In the real world it has gone on to develop this car and may very well be turning up in other places too.
I wonder whether this means that sales of their products to private individuals will be delayed.
There may have been some risk of damaging existing engines which outweighed the release of such things to the mass market perhaps.

I'm pretty sure they pulled the headlights from a Chrysler Sebring...dipping into the GM parts bin much?

Attention Marscubed,,,, your post (below) is a complete fabrication
were do you get this from, be sure your information is correct before you post
Feulvapor Technologies has not merged with any one,
this hole comment in untrue
Fuel Vapor Technologies is currently in production of there new series highbred and getting
over 200 mpg soon to be verified by the University of Fraser Valley BC

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Posted by: marscubed
September 19, 2008 1:51 PM

In reply to the comment posted by: autoinfo.
Both companies recently merged.
The one to which you gave a link, and the one making the car. So the vehicle in the photo uses the very technology to which you refer.
The car can be thought of as an expression of the very technology which you pointed us to in reality; As a developed concept with wheels and presentations, web sites and comments about it even.
It lives!
The site you pointed us to is now a holding company of sorts, In the real world it has gone on to develop this car and may very well be turning up in other places too.
I wonder whether this means that sales of their products to private individuals will be delayed.
There may have been some risk of damaging existing engines which outweighed the release of such things to the mass market perhaps.

ya i have one of those things.... next to my 2.8 million dollar beach house. maybe i should buy another one

deffinatly the sweetest car i have ever seen