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Old 02-11-2008, 12:35 PM
ChicagoHCHII ChicagoHCHII is offline
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Default Re: biodiesel vs. hybrid emmissions

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Originally Posted by livvie View Post
I got beat up when I proposed that the GX Civic was a cleaner car... but somebody posted a link to a gov site indicating that the hybrid was better (in that in produced less emmissions) what wasn't clear is what kind of emmissions. I still haven't heard anybody tell me which is truly cleaner. A GX (natural gas) civic or the HCH? The GX articles that I find flaunt the fact of how clean the car emmissions are (more so than any other fueled car out there).
I stand corrected. The GX is cleaner according to this link:
http://corporate.honda.com/press/article.aspx?id=4255

The HCH 2 is the only gas powered car that meets tier-2 bin-2 requirements that I'm aware of, but apparently the GX has even lower levels of pollutants than it.

Its referred to as an ILEV though and not a PZEV, and I am unfamiliar with what ILEV is in comparison. I do know that tier-2 bin-2 cars emit negligable emissions as it is the closest rating to ZEV (tier 2 bin 1).

Last edited by ChicagoHCHII : 02-11-2008 at 12:44 PM.
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