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The Ultimate Peak-Oil Convertible Sports Vehicle

The summer is here and I wanted a convertible sports vehicle. First a friend told I should get a porsche. I don’t like the look, boring, and as a quantitative guy I was looking up the statistics: it basically shows Porsche guys don’t get laid.

Second we possible have peak oil (not for sure, but possible) and most sports cars gurgles a lot of gasoline. And let us not forget that the oil age has made many of us out of shape. We simply relax too much. No we don’t drive too much, that is the wrong conclusion. We simply drive the wrong type of Vehicle. I wanted to drive a sporty convertible and get into peak shape at the same time as I am getting ready for the possibility of peak oil. Is this possible?

What about a sports convertible that uses zero gasoline, no electricity (except for signal lights etc.), looks nice and are environmental friendly, do it exist?

Yes, after some “research” on the Internet I ended up ordering a sports convertible from a company in Netherlands: Sunrider:

Gasoline usage = Zero liter per mile, hard to beat that one!

CO2 emission per mile = Extremely low. zero if you don't breath, but you will breath a lot, especially up-hill.

Price = excellent compared to ugly gasoline gurgling sports cars.

Environment friendly = Excellent, hard to beat.

City parking = Extremely easy to park.

Annual expenses = Very small, no registration needed in most countries.

Sporty look and sporty feel = you feel very sporty going up-hill sweating li ke crazy.

Passengers = Only one sports-seat, so if you pick up a girl she have to sit on your lap.

Engine= It do not come with standard engine, but mine has a very strong engine two-cylinders (my legs). Warning if you are a girlman and order similar vehicle do not expect it to operate as a sports convertible (like mine).

Fuel: bananas, bread, rice, orange juice, pasta, pizza, milk, and even alcohol (not recommended)

After waiting months I finally got my convertible. After cruising around for two days, burning a lot of calories, 50km per hour on the flat and much more downhill is no problem. Peak oil sports convertibles are wonderful!