T Mac
11-11-2007, 01:44 AM
Belt up, select "Drive" using a small plastic lug to the right of the steering wheel, release the double-action foot brake, and press the pedal on the right. That's it. You've just had your complete instruction session for the Honda FCX II.
The silent, four-seat sedan leaps off the line with immediate alacrity – one of the many pleasing traits of electric drive – and reaches 80km/h in what seems a couple of heartbeats. This is a quick car – reinforced when the white-coated engineer accompanying me explains that it is, in fact, doing 80 MILES an hour!
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The silent, four-seat sedan leaps off the line with immediate alacrity – one of the many pleasing traits of electric drive – and reaches 80km/h in what seems a couple of heartbeats. This is a quick car – reinforced when the white-coated engineer accompanying me explains that it is, in fact, doing 80 MILES an hour!
Click here (http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/4263794a30.html) to read the entire review from stuff.co.nz