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Chris @ May 15th 2008 8:10AM
Reducing fuel consumption and CO2 emissions, yeah like that was even a consideration in building a super car.
For some reason the reward rings hollow to me because its current application is so nearly the absolute opposite of what they laud it for.
I guess super cars are more PC that big trucks
Ligor @ May 15th 2008 12:37PM
I agree,
I didn't know Lambo's got good gas milage
and to add, use of aluminum to reduce the weight of a vehicle is a new invention? huh!