Volvo Develops New Green Racing Car for 2008 STCC Season

Video Title :	Volvo Develops New Green Racing Car for 2008 STCC Season
Description :	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.
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Nice cars.

It would be nice to see if Volvo would return to the btcc, seeing as Seat are running Leon diesel works cars and compare that and the C30 performance wise.

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But the alcohol engine is a bad idea nonetheless. Where do you think they'll get the organic substances? It's kinda ironic that you're Brazillian, because that is probably where they'll get it. They'll grow corn etc on the naked spots of the rainforests. But, due to the thin layer of fertile earth, they'll only get three, maybe four harvests, and then the land will be left with nothing to build with, erroding slowly and becoming desert area.

Actually, Lundix, Brazil, along with most of South America has been using ethanol for more than 15 years successfully, and guess what? They get the ethanol from SUGAR CANE, which produces much more ethanol per weight than corn. Get your facts before smarting off.

Doesn't change the fact that there isn't enough nutrition in the earth to supply for engines. Okay, they use sugar canes. It doesn't really matter. And to clarify: I wasn't trying to "smart off", I was simply expressing why I think ethanol is a bad idea for commercial use. The needs of the locals might get satisfied, but you can bet your ass that big companies will exploit the low prices, and then the environment in those areas will be threatened.

Fuck you rebranding videos for your advertising bullshit.

I've seen that blue car in real life :D.