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Honda's Extreme eco-Batmobile
With a chassis that can be recycled after five years, the prototype Honda Extreme has a modular polycarbonate body which means if you get tired of the look, or it gets scuffed, you can just peel it off and put on something new and different. The modules are also, of course, fully recyclable. [GT]
Batman In A Honda? [via Gotta Have One]
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January 10, 2007 in Transport & travel | Permalink
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