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If you are into quads, this one is as extreme as they get. V12. :D

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French automobile and motorcycle builder Lazareth has managed to shoehorn an entire BMW V12 engine into one of its crazy Wazuma quads. While there isn't much that's environmentally friendly about a 500-horsepower supercharged V12 from BMW that's powering a rather large and impractical quad platform, Lazareth has decided to attempt to give the machine a bit of eco-cred by running the engine on E85.

Why use ethanol in a decidedly performance-minded machine? We'd guess Lazareth's decision to run E85 as a fuel is due to its superior octane rating, which allows the engine to run a higher compression ratio than with gasoline. If you're interested in adding an ethanol-burning, V12-powered road rocket to your own personal stable of vehicles, all you need to do is write Lazareth a check for 200,000 ($283,000) and await your delivery. - Autoblog

I guess you can technically call it a "quad" since it has 4 wheels but there is nothing quad about it.   That is just a motorcycle and really not much different than this.  

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That would be SWEET at Glamis or Sand Mountain... Those punks would eat my dust... 8-)

Oh yeah, I understood every word he said.

I'm more into ATVs.

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Does it come in the Realtree Hardwoods pattern paintjob?

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