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N rider89 11-16-2006 03:41 AM

Lotus unveils the world's fastest biofuel-powered car (w/ video)
 
http://www.techeblog.com/index.php/t...tus-exige-265e

talk.

N rider89 11-17-2006 01:18 PM

i thought it was cool......

Ajax 11-17-2006 01:25 PM

that's pretty hot. i actually like the 2 color racing stripes too.

DARKMAZ8 11-17-2006 01:25 PM

word to the wise.....If you post a topic tha t no one cares about, don't bump it cause you will look like a loner....j/k ;)

mysql101 11-17-2006 01:34 PM

normally stripes like that look like ass, but that car looked really hot.

I don't have any speakers at work, so i coudn't hear what he was saying, but boy was he grinning ear to ear the entire drive.

Apostle 11-17-2006 01:44 PM

264HP on biofuel.....







wth mazda!?!?

Steakboy42 11-17-2006 01:53 PM

I want one. Who will buy it for me?

-Steakboy

roland_beech 11-17-2006 02:23 PM

Awesome! I want one too.

Interesting that sweden has no tax on bio-ethanol and consequently the price is half that of gas, but the UK has done little to encourage it so far

70% "net reduction" in emissions based on taking credit for the co2 absorption of the crops as they're growing is the claim (with 0-60 in 3.88 secs also claimed for this car)

Could this be viable if the oil companies don't block it? Would the whole of England's lands need to be farming it to meet demand?

I haven't followed the Ethanol vs Hydrogen debates very closely...

N rider89 11-17-2006 02:24 PM


Originally Posted by DARKMAZ8
word to the wise.....If you post a topic tha t no one cares about, don't bump it cause you will look like a loner....j/k ;)

maybe i am :mdrmed: i just am trying to not be a thread fallure like nalin

mysql101 11-17-2006 02:30 PM


Originally Posted by roland_beech
Could this be viable if the oil companies don't block it? Would the whole of England's lands need to be farming it to meet demand?

What most people don't realize is that the ground cannot sustain demand naturally. They must use fertilizer, which uses up about 30% of the energy used to make the crops in the first place. I'm not sure how much of it comes from oil, but they use a lot of natural gas.

lesper4 11-18-2006 06:15 PM

wowo cool here is the youtube link for the video. the above link did not work for me. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AepS3pBfxfY


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