1. Donalbain’s Cupcakes! By Katie Zeppetelli and Donald McCann
Founded November 19th 2010
Our need for cost effective transportation is OVER!
By Katie Zeppetelli and Donald McCann

2. Ford Transit Connect

3. Ford Transit Connect
The cost of the Ford Transit Connect $21,200.
The van gets 22 MPG, and 25 MPG on the highway
Received the 2010 North American Truck of the year
About 135 cubic feet of space
Can haul up to 1600lbs of cargo(that’s a lot of cupcakes)
Customizable Cargo Area
Built with low side and rear floor heights making it easy to get your cargo in and out of the van easily.
Large Exterior Panel for Company logo or advertisements
Split rear Doors that open 180 degrees.
Economical Size- It weighs is at just 3,470lbs which is the main reason why it gets such good gas mileage.
This Car would be used for deliveries more than 80 miles away

4. Transit Connect EV

5. Transit Connect EV
The Transit Connect EV is a vehicle made by Ford that runs solely on electricity and is projected to be released in 2012
The expected price is about 50,000 dollars
The vehicle can go up to 80 miles on one charge, which is only 20 Miles less than the Nissan Leaf which is a compact car
Takes 6-8 hours for a full charge
It can go up to 75 miles per hour
The battery has the equivalent of 130HP
This Vehicle has the same amount of cargo space as the Ford Transit Connect

6. Toyota Prius

7. Toyota Prius The Price is around 22,800
The average MPG is 51 city, and 48 Highway It is the most fuel efficient cars on the market
The car is a Gas Hybrid, this means that the car runs on electricity and gasoline.
One of the cleanest vehicles
Generates a total of 134 horse power
In 2009 the Prius was Japans best selling vehicle
Some of the awards it has received are ABC news’ top ten Innovations of the decade, The 2010 Motor Week Drivers’ Choice Best Vehicle Of The Year, and Named the world’s greenest car by the Swiss Government

8. Nissan Leaf

9. Nissan Leaf
-Runs completely on electricity -Runs about 100 miles on a charge -Reaches a top speed of 90 Miles per Hour -Costs $35,000 -Solar Panels on the real Spoiler -Seats 5 people Has 3 levels of charging, Level one has 120V, level two has 220 volts, and level three has 480 volts.

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