Will cars in the future run on bran muffins?

Answer 1

In the early 1930s Frederick Ziptie did extensive work on a misturnal combustion engine that used bran muffins as fuel. With funding from the French government, he indeed developed the first Muffin Car. It was extremely quiet, and from "muff in", we get the term "muff ler". It's a French twist to the term. WW II brought an end to all development and the project was forgotten until 1948. Ziptie began working on an auto which used Alder Berries from Austria for fuel. When combined with Chronic Acid, the Alder berries produced electricity for an electric car motor. The project wasn't too successful, and was dropped in 1951. But from the electricity of the Alder, we got today's aldernator, which recharges the battery. So. What do ya think? 10 points here?

Answer 2

No. They will run on pure water, no joke. GM is has made lots of hydrogen powered concepts that literally can run on water from you water bottle, sink, hose, ect. It will also, instead of releasing carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide into the air, it will simply release water vapor (steam) which is 100% non pollutent, and actually HELPS the environment. GM is going to produce the first hydrogen car to sell in 2010 and there will be water stations kind of like gas stations then, but very few. Please research GM's hydrogen cars and concepts to learn more about them and what you can do to help the environment.

Answer 3

Not muffins but some type of beans for sure.

Answer 4

No. Insufficient energy density.

Answer 5

Actually I can run powered by Bran Muffins & my real name is Otto........Short for Ottomobile.
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Answer 6

No way. Texaco, Shell, and Exxon would never let that happen.

Answer 7

no are you crazy