Danielle Piazza & Gabby Elliott

1. BAGS FULL OF GREEN Danielle Piazza & Gabby Elliott Our product that will be transported is the reusable grocery shopping bags. 3-13-12

2. The Hybrid • The Hybrid would be a better choice in relation to fuel efficiency because with Hybrid cars, they use less of their engine and breaking system due to the electric motor in it. • Benefits outweigh the cost: Hybrids cars may cost from $3000 to $8000 more than gas powered cars. However, tax breaks average from $2000 to $3000 yearly for buying one. You also can save around $1400 on gas yearly.

3. Our Choice: Electric Car MiEv Mitsubishi gets 112 mpg “ The Greenest Vehicle of 2012”- American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1LguX1sf_8 100% Electric Includes 6 air bags Most affordable in the United States, & owners of the EV receive state and federal tax incentives

4. Why? • never burn a drop of gasoline or let out one single molecule of exhaust gas from its tailpipe (doesn’t even have a tailpipe) • the internal combustion gasoline engine has been entirely replaced with a clean, efficient electric motor and a high-tech drive train that produces zero on-road emissions • Efficient LED rear tail lamps • brakes convert the energy from deceleration into electricity and recharge the battery as you drive • shift selector offers a choice of three driving modes: maximum fun,economy and regenerative braking. • Strong yet lightweight materials help keep you safe and improve mileage dramatically. • 8-year/100,000 mile limited battery warranty

5. Works Cited • http://www.edmunds.com/mitsubishi/imiev/2012/?mktcat=mitsubishi-i-miev-type 888274&kw=mitsubishi+imiev+cars&mktid=ga61315758&msite=w • http://www.mitsubishimotors.com/special/ev/ • http://www.hybrid-car.org/hybrid-car-facts.html • http://news.carjunky.com/alternative_fuel_vehicles/hybrid-car-facts-cde867.shtml