New Most Powerful Natural Gas Engine and Car From Iran
Iran's Samand Soren ELX gets 150hp
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Given that perhaps he went a bit far, I think Motor_Yakuza might have something of a point; people make jokes about every religion and race -- I'm an Aussie and a Christian, so I cop plenty of jokes about being an uncultured, lazy slacker and about being uptight and boring, and, like all Aussies and, dare I say, most Christians, I sit back and laugh as well. But the moment someone raises a joking finger against Islam or most Middle Eastern countries, everybody jumps up and down calling them racist.
I'm not saying I necessarily agree with you Motor_Yakuza, but I'll give you that is an interesting point.
February 15, 2009 12:51 am
1-every Muslim aren?t Arab.
2- I don't know any Muslim that makes a joke about other religion but I know many people with other religion whom make jokes about Islam and Muslim.
3-Iranian (Persian) people are Aryan (not Arab) and Motor_Yakuza the Persia is what you dream about, like Persian Caviar, Persian carpet, Persian cat, Persian pistachio &....
4-you don't know anything about Iran Motor_Yakuza
5-remember that Motor_Yakuza: respect get respect
February 15, 2009 2:25 am
lucifa I think its fine to joke about yourself, but about others I am not so sure. I think when there are a lot of very very very angry Middle Eastern Muslim/Isamic people (you must excuse me, I did not do religious education at all at school) who want war with the West, it is not good to make jokes about them and rock the boat.
But having said that, if I were a particular race (I'm a white English atheist) or creed or minority or disabled sort I would not like to be joked about and discriminated against so it is better not to do it.
The name of the game here is to talk about cars.
February 15, 2009 9:17 pm
This is a big joke like other cars from Irankhodro !! Iran Khodro is just a Big lier !! and all of its new cars are designed and sampled by italian and german companies and Iran Khodro is just a name on the car!! IranKhodro itself produced cars are Peugeot RD and ROA which produced with peug 405 body and an engine from 0 years ago peykan !!!
February 20, 2009 8:04 am
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Iran is developing each day. They already launched a satelite, have their own cars,and now trying to lead the way in CNG. you have to give them credit. No other country in the middle east is developing with no assistance. the arabs get money from everywhere and Israel from the US.
February 13, 2009 5:46 pm
If they are getting money from everywhere, how the **** can you give them credit? If I understand what you're saying, and I'm pretty sure I do, you're saying that they deserve credit for receiving money that they themselves are unable to produce. What's to give them credit for?
February 13, 2009 6:00 pm
^^^ I think you lack reading skills my friend. The original poster clearly says: Give credit to Iran, they DONT take money from everywhere, unlike other arab nations.
February 13, 2009 7:46 pm
you can't stereotype a whole religion there are psyc people in any religion this is what i believe in
February 13, 2009 9:41 pm
move over ford, gmc, pontiac, buick, saturn, lincoln, dodge, cadillac, mercury, hummer, jeep, honda, nissan, acura, toyota, lexus, infiniti, daewoo, kia, hyundai, vw, bmw, mercedes benz, porsche, opel, fiat, ferrari, alfa romeo, seat, vauxhall, subaru, mitsubishi, mazda, isuzu, volvo, saab, tata (pushing it with this one) etc etc the Samand Soren ELX four-door has arrived...i apologize if i have failed to mention your favorite automotive company
February 13, 2009 9:43 pm
I have to say, that was a decent effort of naming just about every automotive marque. :)
February 15, 2009 12:44 am
I don't believe how people can easily say something like "Islam's stupid rules..." without any foundations...I can only say: try to be less ignorant before criticizing a whole religion...
I am a muslim, however, i came here to talk about cars, not to continue this kind of stupid debates..
So i'm gonna talk about cars:
the title says this is the most powerful natural gas engine with 150hp, but i think there was already a special tuned version of the M3 running with natural gas that is way powerful than this car, am i wrong? does anybody have an explanation?
February 13, 2009 10:11 pm
The figures aren't too shabby. I wonder what is it's range on a single tank.
February 13, 2009 11:46 pm
I love how they didn't disclose any info about the car (It's a matter of national dignity)
February 14, 2009 1:20 am
Engine code:EF7 Turbo
Displacement:1700cc
4 valves per cylinder
16 valves in total
Max power:156Hp
Max torque:210Nm
EF7 N/A
Compression ratio: 11.1
Max power: 115Hp@6000Rpm
Max torque: 155Nm@3000Rpm
More info and pics:
http://www.tuningtalk.com/forum/elx-t25641-15.html
February 14, 2009 4:48 am
..wow 1.7 ltr with 156 hp ? woww is that real ? i don't think they can get that kind of power from a cng 1.7 ltr cng engine...Motor_Yakuza, your freaking joke can start a war..so shut the hell up..
February 14, 2009 5:43 am
now this topic is about a car from Iran, why the hell you mention the religion in your comments?!
February 14, 2009 5:27 pm
It has offended me, and I can forget about it, but why do you have to stirr up more and more silly stuff? Some people have got enough reason (or think they have) to hate people and blow people up without an silly person like you making silly racist comments.
Don't rock the boat.
February 14, 2009 9:26 pm
This company is kind of good, I drove one of its 206 and now it's making a powerful gas engine...nice!
February 15, 2009 1:04 am
Lie, many people have converted 4.6L ford engines to CNG or propane and have hit much better figures. Hell we have buses that run on CNG in my city and they get 300hp and 750lbft. Maybe they meant the most powerful production consumer vehicle, by far not the most powerful tuned natural gas, and by far not the most powerful industrial CNG engine.
February 15, 2009 5:26 am
I thank both of you "Lucifa" & " Motor_Yakuza" for your comment about this sensitive subject. Being a muslim or Christian or a jew or any other religion, there are some political and religious rules about the religion itself let's say politico-religious rules. I am a muslim - and I don't know about you Christians - but in islam It is Prohibited to make a joke about islam at any pattern. Making a joke of something means that you don't - really - respect it. What I want you to know is that the Islam is not only a religion, it is a way of life - if you don't know- . Don't take my words as a complement of the islam. But it teaches you everything. From worship God up to how to clean yourself after you go to the toilet. In Islam it is also Prohibited to make fun of any other religion. Please don't make my speech offensive. But this is what Islam teach us. Al-Salam Alaycom all
February 15, 2009 8:49 am
See smohed, in Australia it's almost the complete opposite -- a joke down here is a form of a compliment, not disrespect. So while it may be offensive in Islam, here it's culturally acceptable to joke about, well, anything. The only real rule here is, if someone has died, you can't joke about it until everyone's through mourning them. Racist, sexist and stereotypical jokes are entirely acceptable, because Australians understand that none of us actually mean anything malicious. Our culture is by no means perfect, but personally I feel much of the world has something to learn from Australians -- the more relaxed, laid-back, pacifistic attitude of the Aussies seems to be the route to peace (except when our Prime Minister follows his master into Iraq). Not meaning to offend any other culture, but that's my 2 cents.
February 15, 2009 10:16 am
You made very offensive racist comments. The rules are clearly stated and they will be enforced. It's much easier for us to click the ban button than for you to keep registering.
February 15, 2009 8:24 pm
I tried to be impartial; seems I didn't manage it. Sorry mate ;)
(And I'd like to point out that I wasn't the one who made the racist joke, nor did I agree with it, I just said it raised an interesting point about difference in culture ;))
February 16, 2009 6:27 am









