Well, not really...names can be deceptive.

Right, it's not really a dog at all.

Yes, Mad Dog II reached 42.5 km/h
over 400 metres in time trials

Guess again! Mad Dog II reached 42.5 km/h
over 400 metres in time trials.

• Aerodynamic structure
• Lightweight pre-preg carbon fibre structure made from
  a Nomex honeycomb sandwich
• Aerodynamic monocoque chassis
• Aerodynamic wheel spats
• Low rolling resistance Michelin solar racing car tyres
• 94% efficient brushless dc motor
• Laser cut BP silicon monocrystalline solar cells
• Gochermann solar cell lamination
• Genesis battery

Thats right, they made it out of bricks...no.

• Aerodynamic structure
• Lightweight pre-preg carbon fibre structure made from
  a Nomex honeycomb sandwich
• Aerodynamic monocoque chassis
• Aerodynamic wheel spats
• Low rolling resistance Michelin solar racing car tyres
• 94% efficient brushless dc motor
• Laser cut BP silicon monocrystalline solar cells
• Gochermann solar cell lamination
• Genesis battery

Right; Winner of the Stock Class in the world's largest Solar Car Race,
WORLD SOLAR RALLYE between July 31 and August 2 1998.

You don't have much confidence...
Winner of the Stock Class in the world's largest Solar Car Race,
WORLD SOLAR RALLYE between July 31 and August 2 1998.

You guessed it.

Hmm, still not got the hints have you...

Yep. Another success in 1998 was a high commendation for
inspiring renewable energy projects by Eurosolar.

Made in Britain; and in 1998 received high commendation for
inspiring renewable energy projects by Eurosolar.

Not really. An uncomfortable way
to drive to the shops.

Ok, it's an uncomfortable way
to drive to the shops.

True, a cheap way
to drive to the shops.

It is at least a cheap way
to drive to the shops.