>Hydrogen >Stored at 700 bar >Driven by idiots that

>>14104514
>Where will you be when meme fuelled cars destroy western civilisation?

celebrating

>>14104514
>Driven by idiots that think because they have their foot firmly on the accelerator there is a fault with the car because its not stopping
what?

700 bar?

10,150psi.

No thanks.

>>14104520
He is saying people whovare dumb enough to use both feet while drivin shouldnt get hydro vehicles

>>14104527
>people whovare dumb enough to use both feet while drivin
who does this? did I miss something?

>>14104527
How is it even possible to drive with one leg?

>>14104540
Auto

>>14104527
since when is left foot braking bad?

>>14104542
Heel-toe all day eri day?

>>14104544
Nice bait, dubs

>>14104520
>>14104527
>>14104544

What was the Prius uncontrolled acceleration scandal a few years ago?

Mirais are already in Commiefornia.

>>14104527
literally wat

>>14104514
Toyota owners are the dumbest people in the world when it comes to cars.
If you have no ambitions about driving you buy a Toyota. Plain ass car, think its reliable because japan.

exception: older toyotas that were actually good, but nothing in the last 20 years

>>14104514
>any common rail Diesel has a rail pressure of over 2000 bar
>it's somehow not dangerous

>>14106549
>Diesel which is so inflammable you can practically put out fires with it
>few millilitres of it

or

>One of the most reactive substances in the world (hence why you can't find it in its original form and you have to use a shit tonne of energy to process it from fossil fuels)
>Stored at high pressure...in a tank that won't last long as hydrogen reacts with everything and leaks easily

I wonder...

>hydrogen is dangerous
>but my gasoline is perfectly safe, even those batteries don't catch fire :^)

>>14104527
but how do u shift

>>14104544
>since when
about 1960, give or take..

>>14104514
JESUS FUCKING CHRIST WHAT IS THAT THING

>>14108016
2020 corvette

>>14106594
Not under pressure dipshit

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>>14106594
>throw a one gallon tank of gasoline into fire
>woah buddy
>throw one gallon tank of hydrogen into fire
>get vaporized

>>14106586
Inflammable means flammable fyi.

>>14104529
I use both feet, it's kinda hard to juggle 3 pedals with one foot

>>14104645
Millions of people not realizing their foot was on the gas, not the brakes.

Standing beside the Hydrogen forklifts at work feels slightly sketchy, cars with twice the pressure and travelling at 10x the speeds would be really terrifying.

I sure as fuck wouldn't feel safe sitting on 3000lbs of lithium either, I definitely wouldn't be "supercharging" anything in or near my house.

Both Hydrogen and the current shitty battery technology we got now just aren't going to cut it for vehicles in the future.

>>14106594
spotted the retard

anyway the hydrogen tanks are supposed to be pretty safe. like 2 inch thick carbon fiber armor piercing bullet proof safe.

>>14106072
They are reliable though

>>14104645
People thinking the gas pedal is the brake.

No joke.

You probably still think im kidding.

I'm not.

>>14108222
>throw one gallon tank of hydrogen into fire

It will probably just trigger one of the many safety features the tank will have.

As a comparison, automotive LPG tanks all have (at least in yurop)

- standard overpressure valve that vents gas out in case the pressure goes over a threshold. This alone is basically what prevents explosions
- thermal valve that melts when temperature rises too much and creates an additional vent. It is for when tank is in flames and overpressure valve is malfunctioning.
- tank rated for a waaaaaaa higher pressure than normal working condition in case it ends up in a fire and somehow any of the other safety features fail.
All this stuff means you will never see a LPG/CNG tank exploding from inside a car, they will vent gas out (which will definitely ignite if exposed to fire, but won't cause explosions) and that's it.

Now, LPG works with very low pressures, CNG works at around 200bar at most. I think that whoever is in charge of designing tanks rated for hydrogen at 700bar will be damn well sure to make them bomb proof

>>14104645
>nipfags making excuses for a massive recall
Yeah, GM is terrible, huh? :)

>>14108234
Inflammable means flammable?! What a country.

>>14106072
>the supra wasn't in the last 20 years

>>14108449
>get a load of this nigger

>>14108492
>2015 - 20
>1995
>Supra Production Dates 1978-2002

>>14108462
Yes this bullshit.

GM still sucks.

Hydrogen is a meme.

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>>14106072
>lol those faggots wanting reliable, dependable cars with high resale values amirite

>>14104544
Since you grew out of kiddy go carts

>>14106549
When a vehicle with a diesel engine crashes, it ceases to function. When a hydrogen cell is ruptured it ???????????

What happes?

>>14109822
Candy falls out. Just like a piñata.

>>14109822
Hydrogen leaks and ignites if there is a spark or an open flame nearby, it's what would happen if an LPG tank ruptured, but more violent I guess.

Toyota seems really confident in this technology, and this was the same company that put out the Prius. They were even willing to freely share all of their related patents on it. I wonder how much of a chance it actually has.