You seem to be very interested in the cost of fuel.

Anyone looking into the cost of biodiesel many times is clearly unable to afford the cost of proper performance fuel.

What the car of a top10 IM finisher looks like: https://www.youtube.com/...ruZUgyKzU&t=2145

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Good trolling should be almost invisible, hard to detect..

You really suck at it.



Looked into the cost only because I have fun with that sort of thing and it is related to my work. I was countering another poster who makes ignorant comments about things they don't know about and how it actually isn't cost effective for an individual user generally.

One of my cars makes 600hp on a 2l 4 cylinder.. the fact you think you even know more than me about the topic is adorable.

row2tri can come put us all in our places though.

That's the stereotype but I was referring to the $$$$. There are lots of posers driving around FL in Lamborghinis etc that they can't afford.

Raña wins.

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It's about the environment tho anyway rich people would actually be plugging their tesla roadster in not even dealing with that fuel bs if they thought further than 2 dimensions.
How can I be being ignorant if I never claimed I knew about cars I just know making the actual fuel itself biodiesel is easy. I was considering doing it in an old Benz so i just assumed it worked in modern engines, I'm not a car expert. I got a pimped out ultra hybrid instead, a 2000 honda insight avg 70mpg not even exaggerating.. you guys would appreciate it too most aerodynamic modern car extremely light too with an aluminum frame. Loved it!!!

I've never heard of a Mercedes v series van before. I bet they could put together a fantastic minivan but I'm not sure how much market there would be for a luxury minivan. But as much as folks shell out for the top trim Oddessey they can't be too far off.

What's interesting is that the prior Mercedes "minivan" - the R-series - was a total flop in the US. I'm still thinking that might be our next car. The used BlueTec (diesel) R-350s can be had for a pretty reasonable price, and it would give us one more seat than we have now, which would be a big help at times. But they discontinued to car because it didn't sell.

I can't imagine a loaded Sienna or Odyssey is any cheaper than what Mercedes would put out, but I do think it's noteworthy that neither company puts out a minivan under the Lexus or Acura marque, which makes me think that people just don't want a luxury minivan, even if they want a minivan that is pretty deluxe...

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It's ok if you will never understand performance cars. I see nothing wrong with spending big dollars on high end bikes or cars. Appreciate the engineering. If it makes you happy and you enjoy it then fine.

Not only did it sell like garbage, the reason for the existence of the R class had to do with Chrysler becoming a part of Daimler AG since the R class was built on the T&C platform. In 2007, Daimler actually paid Cerberus to take Chrysler off their hands. I'd say it wasn't just the low sales of the R class but that Daimler AG didn't know how to make the brand or the technology thrive.

I wonder if his V Series is a conversion camper... that would be ideal. link here

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You will find a lot of cars in Europe that you will not find here in the USA. Most of them are smaller than what is normal here.
European cars are usually smaller, but have a smaller more modern displacement engine. For most European American cars feel big, soft and sloppy, and for most American European cars feel small, hard and lack of torque.

I would have expected more athletes to have a car deal. That is quite common in endurance sports.

Was drafting legal Back then? If not we need to start calling out some people.

 
where's barrie to post his great pic of SQW's car?

It was sold as a Dodge Sprinter for awhile in the United States.

Lots of the sprinter vans are used for airport shuttles, catering delivery, etc. They found a niche with small businesses, but not with consumers.

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I reached out via Twitter and Facebook and then got what I got. About half of the cars are not owned by them but either loaned to them by a dealer, car brand, sponsor or boyfriend or family member / parents.