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Robert @ Sep 28th 2007 2:01PM
Ford has also done it with their HySeries. Doesn't take away from the fact that Toyota did it. It's just a PR stunt for all the companies. When I can buy a hybrid plug-in hydrogen vehicle for under $30k (in 2007 dollars), I'll be impressed.
I will admit though, that had this been GM or Ford people would be wondering why this wasn't in production now, calling it a PR stunt and chiding them for their EPA figures rather complimenting the companies on "progress."