The END ALL power solution for our cars - It's AIR!!!

Fellow Communications Support members,

Do I have news for you! I and fellow Air Car advocate and PickensPlan member, FutureMedia, have finally created an Air Car group! You may be asking, "What is an Air Car?" The name says it all! It's a car powered PURELY by compressed air; in all terms of the word! Can you imagine: a car that doesn't require a fill-up EVER, just an air compressor and a few dollars worth of electricity! The Air Car can run 200 miles on a single tank, many of the prototypes using three or more tanks. The technology is simple, utilizing similar engine technology of a gas engine, minus combustion. Instead of combusting fuel to turn a piston, it uses compressed air, which is just as affective but creates absolutely no pollution. Compressed air technology is quite flexible and since the piston technology is basically the same, the engine can be made as big or as small as desired. I've heard of almost every car fuel technology available and none of them seem as practical as air! I hear talk of natural gas, electricity, biofuels, ethanol, biogas, hydrogen, algae-oil, methanol, butanol, you name it! There are so many technologies being offered, but none of them are in the production stage. All of them require a middleman to produce them, all of them pollute in some way, all of them require fill-ups, and all of them require expensive developmental programs to make them practical. The confusion from all of them coming at once is enough to drive anyone insane! Ask yourself this question; are ANY of these solutions developed right now? Are any of these solutions practical right now? How many car developers have these fuels ready to use RIGHT NOW?! You guessed it! NOT A SINGLE ONE! EXCEPT THE AIR CAR! French inventor and entrepreneur, Guy Negre, has his own company in Nice, France in the final stages of getting his cars on the market. His technology is ten years in the making, so the technology is ready. Negre's team has several full fleets of fully functional prototypes, priced to sell in European markets for 3,500 Euros for the cheapest models. Converting that to American dollars that would be $5,153.12! That is only hypothetically speaking, but those types of prices should apply to U.S. markets. The majority of Negre's cars are sheduled to reach European markets next year and one model (the OneCat) is scheduled for release in late 2008. The cars are also planned to be released in U.S. markets within the next 2 years. I think this technology is wonderful, not only environmentally, but economically as well! Please watch Guy Negre's videos. Enjoy!