When I think of biofuel cars, I think slow, imperfect, compromising performance for greenness. Not to mention the lovely smell of french fries and other fried food smells emanating from the exhaust pipe. Cause: your mostly purified cooking oil used as the fuel. I certainly don't think of a "green" car that sports 1018HP and 780/lb/ft of torque at 6100 rpm that puts the Bugatti Veyron to shame. Well, that's exactly what the Koenigsegg CCXR supercar sports via its lightweight, cast-aluminium V8 engine, whose biofuel powers it from 0-100kph in just 2.9 seconds! The lean mean green machine's performance is made possible by E85 biofuel's higher octane rating and better cooling properties.
Ok, so it doesn't use cooking oil, I guess that's a plus. It'll only cost you 1.5 million euros to bring one home and with the dollar still dropping, that'll cost you .. oh about $1 billion dollars. 
Sorry U.S. green sports car fans -- no green performance for you!More Photos:
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It would be nice if normal people could consider enthusiast vehicles. E-85 only compounds the hurt. While it has more octane, you get 10% fewer Btus, so you're filling up again, and again, and again. See this site for a reality check on biofuels. Thanks to the blogger for his site. - David Givens
http://ethanolandbiodiesel.typepad.com/blog/
It looks like a limo that is funny. I am not sure about the use of the car other then media coverage, long list of enthusiasts who will not be able to buy it, and 10-15 sales.
Looks like a Limo? Dude, if Limo's looked that beautiful, I'd buy a limo instead..
is a beautful sport car .i think is low to the road
thats a piece of cr@p
I want one how much to buy in Aus2
hello there ,
thanks a lot for this precious discovery this is a beautiful model car and it would be environment friendly and i would recomend my friends to go for it thanks
Joseph Stephens