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What is the difference between gasoline powered cars and hybrid cars?
HYBRID CARS- Hybrids are cars that run on electricity. Although hybrid cars help with your spending money on gas, they're not that fast or powerful, most of them.GASOLINE POWERED CARS- They're the cars you usually see on the street and run on gas. They're faster than hybrids, but you'll use up more money with them, unless they're fuel efficient.Some cars are mixtures of both, like the Toyota Prius and the Honda Insight.
Do cars run on analage?
No, cars run on fuel or elecricity.
What do smart cars run on?
Smart cars run on petroleum.
How does oil run cars?
Oil doesn't run cars it lubricates engines. Cars run on gasoline which is refined from oil.
Can you send a money to a friend in street racing on Facebook?
No, but you can send shop cars. Receiver can sell the cars and get the money for it - usually half prize. Normally only low level players under level 40 run out of money. So make sure the cars you send are already available in the receivers shop.
Do hybrid cars run on the sun?
Hybrid cars do not run on the power of the sun. Hybrid cars use a battery and gas to run.
What are cars called that run on gas?
They are called cars that run on gasoline.
Can cars walk?
obviously cars can't walk cars run on wheels they don't have legs to run.
How are hybrid cars in comparison to other cars?
The hybrid is going to be more expensive at first. In the long run, however, you will save money on fuel and power when you buy a hybrid. Hybrids will eventually save you money, but not up front costs.
What percentage of cars run on gas?
98% of cars run on gasoline engines.
What would you use to run your cars with no fossil fuels?
We will have to run electric cars, which exist today. There is talk also of cars that run on compressed air. Hydrogen is another fuel source that will run cars if we can manufacture it cheaply enough, and store it safely in the cars.
What do cars run on?
Cars run on fossil fuels, gasoline, vegetable oil, and electricity.
