Unconventional Vehicles and Alternative Fuels: A Journey Across the Americas

A Japanese company offers a DIY car kit called the K4, which is road-legal and can be assembled with common tools. The kit costs $8000 and takes a few days to build. Separately, Seth Warren and Tyler Brandt embarked on a 34,000 km journey from Alaska to Argentina using a truck powered by vegetable oil, promoting the use of alternative fuels. They used various oils, including waste frying oil, fish, soy, and palm oil, to fuel their trip, aiming to set an example for sustainable living.

What is the maximum speed the K4 car can achieve?

• 75 km/h

• 45 km/h

• 55 km/h

• 65 km/h

What is the primary appeal of the K4 car for enthusiasts?

• It is the cheapest car on the market.

• It can be assembled by the owner.

• It is the most fuel-efficient car.

• It is the fastest car available.

What was the main fuel source for Seth Warren and Tyler Brandt's truck?

• Natural gas

• Diesel

• Vegetable oil

• Electricity

What was the purpose of Seth Warren and Tyler Brandt's journey?

• To break a world record

• To test a new vehicle model

• To promote alternative fuels

• To explore new territories

Which types of oil were used to fuel the truck during the journey?

• Olive, coconut, and sunflower oil

• Fish, soy, and palm oil

• Sesame, flaxseed, and grapeseed oil

• Corn, canola, and peanut oil