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The addition of an electronic processor or computer to modern diesel engines dramatically increases the engine's drivability and fuel economy. Honda will also bring to market a new Civic Hybrid that has even better fuel efficiency, drivability, and practicality than the previous model. Honda is a significant contender in the fuel-cell race, and has made the most progress with cold starting and general drivability. |
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