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more about #hypermiling more comments → domino: a/s/l? more » Elhigh: You'd think being a Ford guy he'd have gone with a Yamaha mill, seeing's how FoMoCo and Yam-ha done clumb into bed together on a certain Taurus-flavor... more » thunder; now eta-powered: Would've been cooler had he used a wing tank for the fuselage... I mean body. more » I love me some cleavage: I bet his wife is making him sell it. more » Paul Y. don't drive too fast.: So, he built a three-wheeled belly tanker? Awesome. Seriously. Efficient, yes, but I bet it's entertaining to drive. Assuming the front end is well-so... more » Vassago: Ben - they're, there and their. I don't want your journalistic future to be tarnished by a typo. more » joneez wants the clunkers he paid for: Here's a short run on the highly entertaining Ninja 250R; Try to get that sound out of your head! more » anthony6151: Nice... a red rocket. more » beercheck: It took me getting to the 3rd instance of "125 MPG" before I realized it wasn't "125 MPH". Unfortunately, I immediately tripped over the first instanc... more » MushyHeirloom: I bet the ladies love it. Assuming the front suspension is removable, anyway. more » Steffi: $15K and not street legal? Crack pipe. more » .357: That's fucking awesome! This guy deserves a fucking medal. John's making room for the next iteration: a plug-in hybrid. Never mind. more » Plecostomus [Tyrrell]: I would drive this. But I'd paint it grey, and put jet markings all over it. I assume that there is some kind of ventilation system or fan in there, r... more » theeastbaykid: Nothing says "Porsche racing heritage" like 1900 rpm. Wheee! more » Elhigh: "To improve fuel efficiency, adjust the nut behind the steering wheel." I've been saying that for a while now. By golly, it works. more » -
#foundonebay
Ford Engineer Builds 125 MPG "HyperRocket" In Spare Time
You know someone's got a passion when by day they're a Ford fuel economy technical expert and by night they build a 125 MPG, rocket-shaped trike. It's called HyperRocket and it's now on eBay. More » -
#2009porsche911
How To Get 35 MPG In A Porsche 911
The masochistic Germans have been at it again, driving a 345 HP 2009 Porsche 911 efficiently enough to return 35 MPG (US). Did they drive it slowly? No, not really. -
