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http://www.greencarsite.co.uk/GREENNEWS/Liberty-Electric-Range-Rover.htm I would buy that electric car in a second, as it's an electric version of my favourite car of all time,I'm not anti finding an alternative to fossil fuel powered cars I ust think they need to be a credible alternative which offer decent range and performance.

I don't like the looks of the Prius, I don't like it's silly and false media image of being a wonderful planet saving car.I'm all for cleaner,safer cars but if this comes at the price of what the car is about then I would rather not, I don't specifically like SUVS, I'm just fond of one in particular, I find normal everyday cars rather boring for the most part and like ones that are a bit individual, for a small car I would probably go for something like a Diesel Peugeot 207 or VW Polo they both have economy that is superior to a Prius,look better and are less damaging to make-I know you guys don't really like diesel though. Recycling just makes sense anyway, what's the point in using more energy and resources than we need to.

Why is the UK so obsessed with speeding, it's not resopnsible for many accidents, speeding in a built up area is stupid though, it's common sense not to but speed cameras on motorways etc are pathetic.

I personally dislike the Prius and am not too keen on the current crop of Hybrids,I don't know exactly where I stand on Climate Change, I certainly don't believe humans are as responsible as some make out but I do accept we have had some effect on nature, I also think recycling is just common sense and that cutting down Rainforests is a bad thing-if not for the enviroment then for the animals who live in them, I also know oil is going to run out one day and if we don't find an alternitive then the world is going to be a very bad place to live.I do still believe in freedom of choice and if someone wants to buy a big car that does 10 miles per gallon then that's their choice, I don't like hybrid cars because they don't offer a true alternative and I think it's important that companies find a viable one, which personally I feel hydrogen would be a good contender. I like SUVs(not American ones) because their comfortable, big,look good and can go practically anywhere and deal with terrain that most cars couldn't, what if another car was stuck and you needed to pull it out, or you needed to drive up a steep hill or through mud etc, plus with all the speed humps and bad drivers they make alot more sense too.

:laugh3: Hardly but it could have been worse,I'm definatly extroverted and emotional though.

I don't really see the Prius as a breakthrough vechicle as it's still dependant on fossil fuels, I saw on Top Gear recently that Honda have a car that has an electric motor that is powered by Hydrogen and can be filled up at Hydrogen filling stations, the guy drove it and it was a normal car which you fill up in the same way as a petrol or diesel powered car but with a renewable energy source, this seems much more relevant to me than the fashion statement Prius which was proved to be rather unfriendly to the enviroment when you take its manufacturing process into the picture I believe? and is still dependant on fossil fuels,wow all this coming from a girl who loves SUVs, I had better check I don't have a fever:P.

I don't know why but I always seem to like cars in either Black or White and nothing else for some reason.

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Black isn't too hot in summer-thats's what A/C is for:P

Green is a horrible colour for a car, Black is much better.

I'm a Scientologist.

Don't get me wrong I'm not trying to be mean, I'm absolutly passionate about music and many musicians(although actually not Coldplay) I just think getting a band/artist related tattoo is a bit strange although as you say VIVA isn't instantly associated with Coldplay.

Exactly, and just to me it seems a bit obsessive too.

If you want a tattoo great, but one of your favourite band?, come on that is a little sad, think of something different and cool looking not 'Coldplay are great' etc

I've never really been that fond of dogs, cats are cool though, although I'm more a reptile person.

In my opinion it's his best work ever-with RHCP or solo, and as you know me well and how passionate I am about his music that's a pretty strong statement to make:).

Thats true enough:(

How is it a good thing?, public transport is shit,overstretched and underfunded, if everyone did actually do what this moronic government tried to tell people to do and ditch thier cars for public transport it would bring the country to it's knees. Thankfully the people of Manchester voted no.

It's a very funny show, for those who like it I would hightly reccomend The Mighty Boosh too.

I much prefer driving in the US to the UK, I've not driven in Europe yet but I'm sure I will feel the same, I think all countries should drive on the same side of the road, the UK driving on the left is just awkward and annoying.On currency I personally feel I would rather we had the Euro, I'm not proud of the Britian or the Pound though. We mostly have the metric system but some things we don't, for instance we still use MPH, and if someone says how tall are you, I know in Feet and Inches not cm, but for most other things I would use metric.

Britian should join the Euro and start driving on the normal side of the road.

I think Sweeden looks beautiful, it's definatly somewhere I will go to in the future.

Sweeden always makes me think of sensible politics, the way thier outlook is on life.It makes me think of (sorry) boring cars and of lakes and forests and snow and people with really blonde hair.

Belgium makes me think of World War 1 and the trenches and the horrible conditions and terrible loss of life on both sides.It makes me think of the EU and it's mindless burocracy.I've been there though and I really liked the people they seemed very friendly but very reserved, it also seemed a really quiet place which was nice:). Australlia makes me think of snakes :D, desert and lots of open space,great modern cities,surfing and the beach.

Thats a bit mean, but I have to agree with you.