Alternative fuel development means cars getting greener

Despite recent bad publicity, cars are, overall, getting greener. Nearly every car manufacturer that markets vehicles in the US has released or is developing some form of alternative fuel vehicle. These cars and trucks mark a gradual move away from traditional, gasoline powered engines.

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Published 15th October 1999

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