The 10 Fastest Green Cars On The Planet

Wired:

E85 Viper

Among old-school gearheads, conventional wisdom is that gasoline is where the fun is, was and always will be (until the pumps run dry). Alternative-fuel automobiles -- hybrids, diesels, electrics and the like -- are dorky, cumbersome and slow. But a growing body of evidence suggests environmental consciousness doesn't have to mean boring. To wit: 10 cars -- funky, fun and each the fastest for its power source, from an American-built ethanol-fueled roadster that runs like the wind, to a three-seat urban buggy from France that runs on the wind.

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Comments

[ChicagoBob]

!!!!!!!

"...premium-grade gasoline has nothing on corn-derived E85 (a blend of 85 percent ethanol and 15 percent gasoline..."

Corn-derived, so called bio-fuel, is so far from green only a lying government would promote it.

It takes more energy to produce the stuff than the stuff produces. It's a lie. A BIG lie.

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[ImmanuelGoldstein]

I'm making this simple as possible.

Green Car= Big Lie Pass it on.

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