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Eki
7th April 2011, 15:10
An electric bus that takes 23 passengers and reaches the top speed of 250 km/h. Cool.

http://is13.snstatic.fi/kuvat/superbus/img-1288430322038.jpeg

Sonic
7th April 2011, 15:25
That's not a super bus....

http://studioincite.com/73bus/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/preview_triple_decker_bus.jpg

That's a super bus!

*any similarities to Crocodile Dundee are purely intentional ;)

Dave B
7th April 2011, 15:42
It looks like one of those tacky wagons that take slags out on hen nights :s

MrJan
7th April 2011, 16:10
It looks like one of those tacky wagons that take slags out on hen nights :s

:up:

I once saw a fire engine tarted up for slag do trips. Trouble was that I first saw it from a distance and as far as I was concerned it was a fire engine with awesome lights, lasers and a big stereo. It was only as I neared that I realised the horrible truth, a pink fire engine filled with middle-aged women. What followed was utter terror and some running.

Eki
7th April 2011, 16:59
:up:

I once saw a fire engine tarted up for slag do trips. Trouble was that I first saw it from a distance and as far as I was concerned it was a fire engine with awesome lights, lasers and a big stereo. It was only as I neared that I realised the horrible truth, a pink fire engine filled with middle-aged women. What followed was utter terror and some running.
You should have been full of love instead of terror and running.

MrJan
7th April 2011, 17:10
You should have been full of love instead of terror and running.

Trust me, with the type of women that go to hen parties in a pink Fire Engine in the UK you really want to be running.

Sleeper
7th April 2011, 18:46
:up:

I once saw a fire engine tarted up for slag do trips. Trouble was that I first saw it from a distance and as far as I was concerned it was a fire engine with awesome lights, lasers and a big stereo. It was only as I neared that I realised the horrible truth, a pink fire engine filled with middle-aged women. What followed was utter terror and some running.
Could be worse, there's someone with a stretched Ferrari F430 around here. Bloody abomination.

schmenke
7th April 2011, 19:29
An electric bus that takes 23 passengers and reaches the top speed of 250 km/h. Cool.


If electric, why the big air scoop in the rear?

Dave B
7th April 2011, 20:00
Motors don't need cooling?

Steve Boyd
7th April 2011, 22:35
So nothing to do with the last king of Rome then?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarquinius_Superbus

BDunnell
7th April 2011, 23:02
So nothing to do with the last king of Rome then?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarquinius_Superbus

I still think his domination of the 1994 British Touring Car Championship was exceptionally impressive.

MrJan
7th April 2011, 23:05
I still think his domination of the 1994 British Touring Car Championship was exceptionally impressive.

Was that the aero year though? I was only 9 but seem to remember Alfa ruffling a fair few feathers with their domination that year.

Eki
8th April 2011, 06:29
If electric, why the big air scoop in the rear?

Cooling and air conditioning? You don't want the passengers to suffocate.

Azumanga Davo
8th April 2011, 10:02
Motors don't need cooling?

Errr, yes they do? You would be amazed at the heat given off...

Daniel
8th April 2011, 10:39
Errr, yes they do? You would be amazed at the heat given off...

I think that was Dave's point :p

Dave B
8th April 2011, 11:16
I was trying to be sarcastic and brief. Must try harder. ;)

Azumanga Davo
9th April 2011, 00:11
It's the internet! It can't be done! :d

veeten
9th April 2011, 02:09
I must admit I prefer this one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPpBGsFddao :D

"The Big Bus". Yay! :D

Bob Riebe
9th April 2011, 03:53
The tire technology out of it is a very good thing, but while I find it interesting, it is really nothing more than drive-train technology that has been has been used in fork-lifts for fifty or more years.

I still have to admit, I kind of like this thing. It only has a radius of sixty miles, but nowadays that is has become a short commute.

Down Texas over to California way, it might work.