WENDOVER, Utah --- Ford Motor Co. said the company set a land-speed record for a production-based hydrogen-fuel-cell-powered car when its prototype racer reached 207.3 miles per hour at Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats. Ford's Hydrogen Fusion 999 car is the first of its kind to attempt a speed record, the L.A. Times reported. The car wasn't really competing against any other model, but the speed accomplishment is impressive nonetheless. The zero-emission engine uses hydrogen to power an electric motor.
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