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Some of Honda’s 2009 vehicles will feature their Ecological Drive Assist System (EDAS), a color-coded speedometer. The background changes its ambient color based not on preset speed limits, but on real-time fuel consumption patterns. It lights up green when you are practicing smooth acceleration and deceleration. See blue, however, and you know that you are sucking down gas with bursts of acceleration or deceleration. References: dviceFiled In: |
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| rocketranger on Nov 28, 08 0 Trends 2,582 Comments |
should do this for all cars, nice. |
rocketranger on Nov 28, 08 0 Trends 2,582 Comments
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