Just when you thought the future of fuel efficiency came from Japanese-engineered hybrids and electric cars, it turns out British auto maker
Axon Automotive is sticking with good old petroleum. The company's founder, Steven Cousins, says that his company's new carbon-fiber car will weigh only 26 kilograms, reach a top speed of 85 miles per hour and still get an unprecedented 100 miles per gallon.
The car's eco-friendliness doesn't stop there. The interior of the car is made from recycled pin-stripe suits and blue jeans. Apparently the car has been shown off at green auto shows in the past, but many people didn't take the manufacturer seriously.