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tekdemon @ May 6th 2008 5:20PM
It's still a silly comparison though, since nothing actually stops you from daily drivering a gas hog. Are we going to put mileage limits on cars now so they can avoid the gas guzzler tax? That way your Bentley Arnage will have to pay because you're getting chauffered everyday in it, but your weekender Veyron doesn't have to pay?
And anyways, his comparison was mostly just a random attack on Prius drivers. Those Prius' are people's daily drivers, so unless the ZR1 driver is walking to work on the weekdays he's still driving something else.
And why can't you be a Prius' driver on the weekdays who has a ZR1 on the weekends?