Well you’re wrong there… completely wrong. A swift glance at any car collision site in the EU will show the road littered with those little crunchy safety glass chunks!

But that said, I do like to drive US cars in the US where your gas is so cheap and the mpg so low. I can afford it there!

But back here in the EU, it’s close on $1 per litre so efficient cars are a must.

Well you’re wrong there… completely wrong. A swift glance at any car collision site in the EU will show the road littered with those little crunchy safety glass chunks!

But that said, I do like to drive US cars in the US where your gas is so cheap and the mpg so low. I can afford it there!

But back here in the EU, it’s close on $1 per litre so efficient cars are a must.

Well you’re wrong there… completely wrong. A swift glance at any car collision site in the EU will show the road littered with those little crunchy safety glass chunks!

But that said, I do like to drive US cars in the US where your gas is so cheap and the mpg so low. I can afford it there!

But back here in the EU, it’s close on $1 per litre so efficient cars are a must.

I own a 1.9L Diesel Renault Scenic it has a 5 star crash rating, does 60 mpg, 0-60 mph in 9 secs and cruises happily at 125 mph on a German autobahn, easily seats 5 adults and two children, has all the electric gadgets you would ever want and is supremely reliable only needing servicing every 18,000 miles.

I simply don’t understand the performance issue in the US where you can barely go over 65mph. I’ve also driven many modern American hire cars on trips to the US and I’ve always been suprised at how crude the engineering is – lots of noise but not much acceleration, dreadful handling (unsafe in my opinion, especially at speed), stone age suspension and terrible mpg.

What’s the point?

Time for the US to wake up and realise that you are no longer the best at everything you do. The Europeans (shock horror!) overtook you in car design years ago – check out where all Formula 1 cars (the most scientifically advanced cars in the world – FACT) are made and designed….

(I’ll give you a clue – some of the top teams are Renault, BMW and Mercedes)

I own a 1.9L Diesel Renault Scenic it has a 5 star crash rating, does 60 mpg, 0-60 mph in 9 secs and cruises happily at 125 mph on a German autobahn, easily seats 5 adults and two children, has all the electric gadgets you would ever want and is supremely reliable only needing servicing every 18,000 miles.

I simply don’t understand the performance issue in the US where you can barely go over 65mph. I’ve also driven many modern American hire cars on trips to the US and I’ve always been suprised at how crude the engineering is – lots of noise but not much acceleration, dreadful handling (unsafe in my opinion, especially at speed), stone age suspension and terrible mpg.

What’s the point?

Time for the US to wake up and realise that you are no longer the best at everything you do. The Europeans (shock horror!) overtook you in car design years ago – check out where all Formula 1 cars (the most scientifically advanced cars in the world – FACT) are made and designed….

(I’ll give you a clue – some of the top teams are Renault, BMW and Mercedes)

I own a 1.9L Diesel Renault Scenic it has a 5 star crash rating, does 60 mpg, 0-60 mph in 9 secs and cruises happily at 125 mph on a German autobahn, easily seats 5 adults and two children, has all the electric gadgets you would ever want and is supremely reliable only needing servicing every 18,000 miles.

I simply don’t understand the performance issue in the US where you can barely go over 65mph. I’ve also driven many modern American hire cars on trips to the US and I’ve always been suprised at how crude the engineering is – lots of noise but not much acceleration, dreadful handling (unsafe in my opinion, especially at speed), stone age suspension and terrible mpg.

What’s the point?

Time for the US to wake up and realise that you are no longer the best at everything you do. The Europeans (shock horror!) overtook you in car design years ago – check out where all Formula 1 cars (the most scientifically advanced cars in the world – FACT) are made and designed….

(I’ll give you a clue – some of the top teams are Renault, BMW and Mercedes)

I own a 1.9L Diesel Renault Scenic it has a 5 star crash rating, does 60 mpg, 0-60 mph in 9 secs and cruises happily at 125 mph on a German autobahn, easily seats 5 adults and two children, has all the electric gadgets you would ever want and is supremely reliable only needing servicing every 18,000 miles.

I simply don’t understand the performance issue in the US where you can barely go over 65mph. I’ve also driven many modern American hire cars on trips to the US and I’ve always been suprised at how crude the engineering is – lots of noise but not much acceleration, dreadful handling (unsafe in my opinion, especially at speed), stone age suspension and terrible mpg.

What’s the point?

Time for the US to wake up and realise that you are no longer the best at everything you do. The Europeans (shock horror!) overtook you in car design years ago – check out where all Formula 1 cars (the most scientifically advanced cars in the world – FACT) are made and designed….

(I’ll give you a clue – some of the top teams are Renault, BMW and Mercedes)