Swiss Man Shows Off Solar Car to DC

Updated 6:30 PM EST, Mon, Nov 17, 2008

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Louis Palmer's solar car needs no gas, only sun, to operate.
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A Swiss man traveling around the world recently brought his solar-powered car to Washington.

Louis Palmer's on a mission to show people that there's no need to wait for the future to go green.

As long as the sun shines, Palmer's car runs without a drop of gasoline.

The car can be produced for only $9,000, he said.

First Published: Nov 17, 2008 6:27 PM EST

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