That's right train buffs! Dust off that black and white striped hat and get ready to put the pedal to the metal. Is that how a steam engine even works? Is there a pedal? AutoWeek reports: BMW Turns to Steam to Boost Power, Improve Fuel Economy. We're pro anything to help improve fuel economy, but we're totally not into have to fill our trunk with coal. Locomotive action.
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