DETROIT -- At its heart, the North American International Auto Show is a display of automotive performance. But this year, the Motor City's century-old roots in the auto industry are showing greener than ever before.

With gasoline prices around $3 a gallon and $100 oil still fresh in drivers' minds, automakers stepped up efforts to go green -- even if the evidence sometimes came in faraway concept cars.

New hybrids, fuel-cell vehicles and cars and trucks that run on biofuels dot the show floor at the Cobo Center. The auto show opens to the public Saturday.

The trend was especially apparent when an analyst walked by the Ferrari display and saw the F430 Spider Bio Fuel concept vehicle.

"A Ferrari that runs on biofuel?" said Erich Merkle, analyst with IRN Inc. in Grand Rapids, Mich. "What's the world coming to?"

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By Paul Wilson

I love to visit auto show.We get to see so many different cars and new models.

It doesn’t end there, however, as Green Flight International boldly announces that they are planning a record breaking, around-the-world flight powered by biofuel. No further details are available at this time, but we will keep our ear to the ground to find out more.

Well guys their is alway diesel fuel additives...

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