Jay Leno’s Ecojet Spotlights Alternative Fuels

Martin Padgett Martin Padgett Editorial Director
March 2, 2007
Does an environmentally-friendly automobile HAVE to look like the Toyota Prius? Not to Jay Leno. The talk show host and car collector teamed up with General Motors to secretly design and develop the Ecojet supercar. Sure, it’ll deliver Autobahn speeds, but it also runs on bio-diesel, which can be produced with anything from soybeans to used French fry oil. Ecojet puts the spotlight on alternative fuels, like biodiesel and ethanol, as TheCarConnection.com reports.
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