1. Danielle Piazza & Gabby Elliott 3-13-12 BAGS FULL OF GREEN Our product that will be transported is the reusable grocery shopping bags.

2. The Hybrid The Hybrid would be a better choice in relation to fuel efficiency because with Hybrid cars, they use less of their engine and breaking system due to the electric motor in it. Benefits outweigh the cost: Hybrids cars may cost from $3000 to $8000 more than gas powered cars. However, tax breaks average from $2000 to $3000 yearly for buying one. You also can save around $1400 on gas yearly.

3. Our Choice: Electric Car MiEv Mitsubishi gets 112 mpg “ The Greenest Vehicle of 2012”- American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy 100% Electric Most affordable in the United States, & owners of the EV receive state and federal tax incentives Includes 6 air bags http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1LguX1sf_8

4. Why? never burn a drop of gasoline or let out one single molecule of exhaust gas from its tailpipe (doesn’t even have a tailpipe) the internal combustion gasoline engine has been entirely replaced with a clean, efficient electric motor and a high-tech drive train that produces zero on-road emissions Efficient LED rear tail lamps brakes convert the energy from deceleration into electricity and recharge the battery as you drive shift selector offers a choice of three driving modes: maximum fun,economy and regenerative braking. Strong yet lightweight materials help keep you safe and improve mileage dramatically. 8-year/100,000 mile limited battery warranty

5. http://www.edmunds.com/mitsubishi/imiev/2012/?mktcat=mitsubishi-i-miev- type 888274&kw=mitsubishi+imiev+cars&mktid=ga61315758&msite=whttp://www.edmunds.com/mitsubishi/imiev/2012/?mktcat=mitsubishi-i-miev- type http://www.mitsubishimotors.com/special/ev/ http://www.hybrid-car.org/hybrid-car-facts.html http://news.carjunky.com/alternative_fuel_vehicles/hybrid-car-facts- cde867.shtml