Proyecto carro del futuro!
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The document discusses the design of cars of the future that are more environmentally friendly by reducing pollution and saving fuel. It suggests constructing cars that use major electronic innovation and safety limits to increase power while decreasing environmental impact. The goal is to help the population save fuel and preserve a less polluted environment by developing innovative technological tools for more ecological transportation. Cars have become widely used for rapid, comfortable transportation but also bring environmental problems due to pollution. Automakers are continuously designing new cars with benefits for clients around performance, style, and sustainability.
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- 5. To design a car that is characterized by the increase of his power, in to try to diminish the pollution that they produce to the environment, major electronic innovation and safety limits. To help the population to save fuel and to preserve a less pollutant environment. To construct a favorable and innovative car, across the different means or technological tools
- 6. The car is used frequently by the persons for the transport of a place to another of a way more rapid and comfortable. This is and will be the more used. Generating an ecological transport that offers a life more healthy to the planet land and to all the alive that inhabit it.
- 7. The "modern" car exists from 1886, initially spread slowly, and later with more rapidity for the entire world. The persons use very much this transport for his comfort and velocity, so, this invention that faces to our society brings with it enormous problems, especially of ecological character.
- 8. The chronicle of the car has appeared in different aspects, devoting it not only to the luxurious models, but also to small, modest and daily. Every day creates a new car with major benefits and to the taste of the clients, looking also for elegance and style.