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This is a difficult question as we have no idea what the future holds for us. A simple electrical/gas Hybrid is available at present but in the future, well its hard to say. BMW has a new Series 8 that runs on water, GM has a New design that runs on hydrogen (made from sea water) and gentleman in France has designed an Air powered car with an engine that uses pistons and a Guy in the US has designed an air powered rotary engine. So for the future, you guessed it, we will just have to wait and see.....

 

Basic Tune Up

Spark Plugs


Spark Plug Wires


Coil on Boot


Air Filter



Air Conditioning

Basic Air Conditioning


Recharging


Retrofit


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Front Disc Brakes


Rear Disc Brakes


Rear Drum Brakes


Master Cylinder
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Starting


Charging


Window Motor


Head Lights


Maintenance

Filters


Tires


Tune - up


Fluids

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