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Sasha @ Feb 27th 2007 3:54AM
Who cares? Another car you will probably never see in your lifetime, much less drive. If you have the money to buy one of these, you're probably not sitting around reading autoblog.
I hate to be so cynical...but it's hard to get excited about the latest luxury coach for the prince of monaco and sultan of brunei when automotive technology as a whole seems to be generally stuck for the last eighty years (like if computers still used vacuum tubes). I'm more excited by vehicles like the MDI compressed air car, that's real innovation. This is just masturbation.
I'm sure it's fast as all get out, but is it more fun to drive than a 300HP Ariel Atom?