Volvo to Develop Green Racing Car

Volvo Car Corporation will develop a completely new racing car in 2008 and continue its work with bioethanol (E85) and Green Racing in the STCC (Swedish Touring Car Championship). The modern green racing car is based on the Volvo C30, the model that most clearly demonstrates Volvo's environmental technology on the market, with versions such as the Flexifuel and the upcoming 1.6D Efficiency. The latter has an average fuel consumption of 0.45 litres per 10 km (52 mpg-US/62 mpg-UK) and CO2 emissions under 120 grams per kilometre. Development of the new racing car will be done jointly by Volvo Cars and Polestar Racing.

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[lillh4x00r]

volvo !!! FFS !! saab suger kuk

[gaagaagoogooo]

Hmmmm. Who do I listen to?

Some dude called dafunkmaster on youtube or the UN climate report, developed by about 3000 experts (mostly climate researchers) for the past 6 years and IPCC, which I might add recieved last years Nobel peace prize for its work.

Hmmmm...

[bvagansfan]

green is taking over....

[hurrhurrbtard]

@gaagaagoogooo It's all part of the great scheme and the New World Order!

[Chick6517]

Hey guys! Today is just an awesome day! :)

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[chick5581]

If you finished a book, but thought it wasn't the best you could have done with that concept and idea, would you still have it published?

[Girlygirl4110]

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[evolu8903]

nice

[InstantClubHit]

Chernobyl, yofat, was poorly maintained and built by the Soviet Union. I don't think you can fairly use that as an example of a nuclear power plant. Also, We already know how to safely dispose of the waste materials, without having to worry about destroying the environment near the site or contaminating groundwater. It just isn't a problem. Sorry for a ridiculously late reply.

[dumass1985]

sweden

[yofat]

Nuclear energy is not so safe. May I remind you of Chernobyl? Toxic waste is a hassle to dispose of. Also all equipment used in producing nuclear waste will sooner or later will have to be disposed of as well. The equipment and waste remain radioactive for years to come. Radioactivity isn't good for the env or us. Although coal power plants do emit more carbon that any other contributor. I rather go w/ something more safe & Eco friendly like water or wind power even tho da power output is less.