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Nozzle RAGE
I don't believe this has been posted but is so hilarious, just had to share with everyone.
NOZZLE RAGE (Suitable for all environments)
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LOL! That's some funny $hit!
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Awww, really? Oh come on!
Man, this just keeps getting worse. It's getting harder to be a happy car enthusiast now a days... Ferrari making a hybrid? Does that not kill the fun of the company! Roaring V-12 revving to insane RPMs... Now Mercedes wants to be all turbo by 2010. What about the raw N/A powered cars. This just plain sucks... all the fun stuff is going away. I can never be enthusiastic about a stupid hybrid car, just another appliance to me. Auuggh, wish I was 40 already enjoying a nice SL, other AMG, or some Ferrari.... by the time I get there now, its just going to be a bunch of turbo charged straight 4s and electric motors... this sucks
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I think I saw that the Ferrari "hybrid" uses a flywheel to store braking energy. They developed the system for a new hybrid F1 racing league.
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If the good carmakers are smart, they'll offset some of the power losses with lighter weight vehicles. I wouldn't mind a 1-series with a standard six if the damn thing weighed 1000lbs less.
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Saw that MB is offering a GL350 and an R350 for 2009...sign of the times!
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If anything the trend is more toward higher-performance engines rather than higher-mileage engines. I'd like to see more emphasis on mileage.
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If they'd just make the cars lighter, they'd have more performance AND better mileage.
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