First they came for the SUVs, then the Ferrari's, after that, the pick up trucks
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but they weren't happy with their catch so they took the BMW's, Benz's, Audi's and Jaguar's. Pretty soon, the Corvette's were gone too. By then everyone drove little jelly beans that looked like their neighbors. And it was deemed good.
But then, in the middle of the night in the distance came a roar. Some nights it lasted for hours. The CO2 sensors went off the charts, but by the time the eco police arrived, all that were left were tire tracks and wine bags (cans and bottles long since gone the way of the outdoor barbecue).
Not in my lifetime. Let the exhaust pipes scream.
WAHHHHHHHHHHHH
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Next they'll take the plumes from ladies' hats! 
--imm
than the old muscle cars and sports cars.
You'll still be able to drive the old gas guzzlers on private race tracks and deserted old country roads.
BTW: AFAIK Porsche and Ferrari are developing hybrid engines, not just to reduce fuel consumption but it can also improve performance in some ways.
