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Old 03-01-2010, 11:39 PM
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Porsche unveiled the Concept Study 918 Spyder at Geneva. It makes about 500hp from a 3.4 V8 and 218hp from electric motors. This is a gorgeous, gorgeous machine. Porsche can make even a hybrid the sex!





http://blogs.insideline.com/straight...at-geneva.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5tn2Kerwyc

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Does it have that electric spool up engine that stores power during braking and then is able to use it when exiting a turn?

If so I hope they got that stupid 40k rpm thing OUT of the cockpit. If that thing came apart you would be in 40k+ parts....lol

It looks sweet but we shall see if it ever comes to volition.

BTW....we drive Corvettes. They are hybrids. They burn gas and rubber.
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Beautiful car, but I'll bet it costs $150,000!
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If it makes it to production, I'd bet on $300k+.
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I love it! There are so many possibilities out there with hybrid technology, I like seeing manufacturers go after the performance side of it as well.
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