Yeah sure! Pull the other one. Greenwash doesn't crack it.

"With its muscular sports cars presented by curvaceous models, the
British International Motor Show has always been a shrine to the power
of the internal combustion engine. But petrolheads will be shocked by
the sacrilegious centrepiece of this year's show: a green "village"
crowded with dinky electric cars, electric bicycles, and even a Lotus
Eco Elise partly made out of hemp.

Mph and bhp are out. Mpg and grams of CO2 per km are the statistics
every manufacturer is shouting about. On pedestals where gull-winged
V8s used to revolve, now stand hydrogen and hybrid machines with
dashboard components made from cork; the manufacturer's boast is that
it is the only wood that can be harvested without killing the tree..."

"...The green concept cars look impressive, but they are all years
away from production. Cadillac's Provoq is still "15 to 20 years
away", according to General Motors. Even Mercedes' electric Smart will
not be in production until 2010 - and the familiar Smart car was
designed for electric power anyway.

Doug wrote:

Yet another motoring thread Doug?

And yet again Doug's only comment is to disparage other people's efforts to
develop less polluting transport.

On Jul 23, 7:13 am, "Brimstone" yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

Thats because he doesn't want it. He just wants no cars.

Fod

On 23 Jul, 12:00, Fod googlemail.com> wrote:

Actually, I want fewer cars and little or no greenwash. Instead of
cars making up 80%% of road vehicles and pretending to be 'green' it
would be a big improvement if they were reduced to less than 50%% and
carried a large health warning on their bodywork.

On Jul 24, 7:00 am, Doug riseup.net> wrote:

Filling the roads with more HGVs might not be the paradise you think
it is.

In article 4611be24343f@d45g2000hsc.googlegroups.com>, Doug says...

I wish the eco-mentalists would stop spouting their hypocritical
greenwash.

We have cunts like you banging on about how you use energy saving
lightbulbs whilst then going on to cancel out the benefits one
hundredfold by buying imported food.