so they get to the story about the red mazda.was approached he said just a few blocks from his rented garage by an agitated man. it was the night not a disappeared. the man seem desperate to get rid of his car, said mark. offered to sell it for practically nothing. >> he goes, well, i should act up with this really rich lady, you know, it's like a sugar mama type of situation and she's going to take care of me and she's going to buy me a new car when we get back from the vacation we're gonna take. well, i'm thinking okay. what is their, two tons of cocaine in the trunk? i'm trying to figure out with the catch is here. >> apparently, said mark, there was no catch. nothing wrong with the car. except that it had a standard transmission which he didn't know how to drive. so he left it parked in a friends driveway. >> those who have close by or what? >> yeah. he lives just a couple blocks away. >> was it finally a break? the detective monitoring the interview sent a patrol car to check it out and sure enough there was empty by the loo

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previous and camry all made the list, as did the forrester and outback for subaru, along with the mazda telluride. the only american brand on the list was the tesla. -- with the model 3. also, 2021, this little green leaf for vehicles to -- it is considered a green choice. >> the top 20% vehicles on the market have the cleanest omissions. vehicles are providing cleaner and greener choices. this includes four of our top picks. >> reporter: letting you make a greener choice, when you consider buying your next car. >> we will have a full link to the list you can find that on abc7news.com. , i was just reading in finland, talk about being far ahead of the game when it comes to automotive, they say, within four years, every single car sold there will be electric or hybrid. that's amazing. >> really? in four years time, that is fascinating. i'm sure we will follow, too. the technology is changing so fast. all the car companies are getting in on this. >> everyone really ought to keep this in mind. if you buy cars the way i do -- i buy the car i like and hang onto it for very long time. you are

the second $100 million was tied to mazda and it was defined up front by them.a specific set of dimensions in our cell, a specific rate of power that was tested at, a specific temperature and a specific cycle life done in their labs and so, you know, we provided the cells to them and shipped them to germany and tested them and the cells worked successfully and as a result, they went forward with the $100 million. >> now, in your -- you still even though this is early technology, your projections are aggressive do you feel good about the projections how much money you could make four, five years as this process goes along. it is early stage technology everyone wants it. the world wants this battery it's faster and cheaper and going to be much cleaner but it does seem like the amount of money you make that you say you could make is let's say possibly that it may not be able to -- you might not be able to generate it that quickly. >> well, here is what we know. you know, we know that the demand for batteries right now is near infinate everybody out there wants batt