I got one in an advertisement for the French lottery, the car si at 0:30;
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xyxf2g_l…

And it's avvailable here, in Europe. And it's called the GTD.

Diesel is good, as long as you don't look at toxic gases emissions.

The Tumbler was a great batmobile, utterly insane, but it looked like it belonged to the real world.

I tried it, and I have no idea why the rest of Europe can't have the same system. The highways could take it, and people could actually get to places on time.

Sure the 208 is not the lightest car, but by today's standards it is a light car. The GTI only weighs 1160kg (2560 lbs) and the bottom range 208 only weighs 975 kg (2150 lbs).

That would mean one would have to forget the following (and more) :

I haz a sad. There are too many French cars on this list...

Exactly. it's like bitching on Porsche because they make the Cayenne (and soon the Macan). Jaguar, like Porsche, need high-volume, heavy-profit cars like luxury SUVs if they want to keep making gorgeous performance cars.

At least it looks better than the old one.

Because after the 5km/h being deducted my speed was 92. If it wasn't for this downward slope everything would have been fine.

They already got that covered. Between 0 and a 100 km/h they deduce 5 km/h off of your speed and 5% over 100 km/h.

And this is one of the reasons why I think for now electric cars can not work. I hope reasearch on graphene based batteries is doing well, because one day we will run out of Lithium, like we will run out of oil.

I got this one. I was clocked 92 km/h in a 90 zone. 45€ fine and 1 point deducted from my license (point I just got back a month ago).

Our government (France) still has some speed enforcements law they would like to pass. They'd like to reduce every speed limits by 10 km/h, because you know, speed kills people but not alcohol nor sleepiness.

The Aerotrain.

It's just Weekend, there is no La in the title. And La is a feminin word, while weekend is masculin, so it would have been Le Weekend.

The pronunciation of Peugeot is just half bad (from my French ears). I would say the last part (geot) is right but not the first. The "peu" shouldn't be pronounced like "poo" but rather like "duck" (if that make any sense at all).

The Zoe may be cheaper only if you don't keep it for too many years since you have to rent the batteries from Renault.. In France the batteries are available at 79€/month if you do no more than 12500 km per year.