Not often do I get the chance to utter the phrase, “hydrogen cars for sale” but today I do. Once before I was proud enough to day the phrase hydrogen truck for sale but now a “used” H2 car has come on the market.

The hydrogen car for sale is a 1972 Gremlin that was put together by faculty and students in the same year for the purpose in competing in a one time event called the Urban Vehicle Design Competition. The vehicle was donated by GM and the engine, a 351 Boss was donated by Ford.

Above I’ve linked to a page that carried my details about the hydrogen car for sale but I would like to provide a few additional details after speaking with the seller. Because privacy is a concern, Damon asked me not to use his last name or the name of the owner.

The current owner is in Florida and is a car collector with over 25 other vehicles who decided it was time to let this 1972 Gremlin go for $9,000. The collector bought the hydrogen car in the 1990’s from a company called Barris, the customized the Gremlin and raced it a few times.

This hydrogen car for sale has been in several museums and comes with a fragile log book detailing its adventures. If you have a serious inquiry about this vehicle, please call Damon at 1-813-789-6125.

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Yep. If you’re an American Express cardholder, and you’ve had your sights on brand spanking new Ford Fusion Hybrid (and who wouldn’t?), this Thursday, May 20, 2010, could be your day to shine.

American Express’ “Daily Wish” website will be offering the car for half price at an as yet unannounced time on a first-come, first-serve basis.

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It’s clear that one of the most important selling points and design features of future cars will be the driver interface. In a world of increasingly connected social media outlets and smartphone apps, the car is becoming an extension of all that. Google has announced a collaboration with GM, Ford has its collaboration with Microsoft… I wonder who Apple will partner with? Come on, don’t tell me you haven’t thought about it.

But all this nifty integration and connectedness may come with a dangerous price: opening your vehicle up to the whim of a hacker and his viruses.

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