DaimlerChrysler Making up for Slow Start on Hybrid

Summary: Every couple of months, Thomas Weber, head of research for DaimlerChrysler, gets behind the wheel of one of his own cars, or that of any of its competitors, and led by the mountainous terrain of Europe or on Long bouts rights in the United States. While taking a rotation this year, man of perpetual Mercedes was impressed with a novelty on the European market: Lexus GS 450H of the new Toyota engine, the first luxury car in the world that incorporates a hybrid engine electricity, but still executes demanding for a driver as Weber. The car was a stroke of public relations for Toyota, and highlights how the car luxury of Germany has lagged behind the Japanese. But now, Daimler wager it can catch up quickly.