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Fact vs. Fiction: Are Water-Powered Cars A Thing?
1 October 2025
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Abstract
A motoring site's explainer: Meyer, the Genepax car of 2008, and why none of them work. Kept as a specimen of how the story is told to a general reader thirty years on; the Military.com copy the encyclopedia also cites is the same article.
CarBuzz, 21 October 2025; syndicated by Military.com the next day as "The Water-Powered Car: Fact Or Fiction?".
Why it is here
A motoring site's explainer: Meyer, the Genepax car of 2008, and why none of them work. Kept as a specimen of how the story is told to a general reader thirty years on; the Military.com copy the encyclopedia also cites is the same article.
Provenance
- Shelf
- Reference Library
- Author
- Charlen Raymond
- Patent office record
- carbuzz.com →
- Rights
- Published in 2025 and in copyright. Indexed here by title, authors and citation, with the archive's own note on why it is kept; the text is not reproduced.
- Citation
- CarBuzz, 21 October 2025; syndicated by Military.com the next day as "The Water-Powered Car: Fact Or Fiction?".
- Collected By
- the archive, from the citations of the Grokipedia articles 'Water fuel cell' and 'Stanley Meyer (inventor)', September 2026