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not true
The electric motor in the car is rated at 240 hp. Thats enough to propel a brick at a pretty good speed.
Posted by: DemonX   Posted on: 07/20/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Physics  baggins_z | 07/20/06
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Sounds questionable...  techboy_z | 07/20/06
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