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VW W12 Which Breaked Numerous Records BUT NEVER Came To LIFE 

Although the Bugatti Veyron and Chiron are definitely the most popular models that come with W engines, the Volkswagen Group designed a supercar with this type of engine before these units appeared… The car in question is called the Volkswagen W12 Concept Coupe and debuted at the Tokyo International Motor Show in 1997. This machine never reached the production stage, but managed …

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Top 10 Fifties American Concept Cars

Here are our 10 favorite American concept cars from the 1950s: 10. 1955 Lincoln Futura Ford unveiled the long, low but sharply finned Futura in 1955. The car featured a twin-bubble cockpit cover. After showing the car, Ford sold the Futura to Hollywood producers, who had it convert it into the original Batmobile for the 1960s Batman television series. 9. 1952 Chrysler …

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Will the Most Famous American Muscle Cars go Electric?

The previous practice, as well as all speculations, went in the direction that the American V8 beasts will enter a silent phase. The first to “go astray”, albeit only in name, was Ford. Mustang’s name has entered the world of electricity, and in a very good market way. In fact, Mustang’s name was used for an electric crossover, which in the end …

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This Man Has Clocked Two Million Kilometers in 1993 Corolla, Stock Engine and Tranny Still Intact

The amazing 1993 Toyota Corolla in New Zealand has clocked 1.2 million miles since new. According to the local magazine Whanganui Chronicle, local newspaper delivery driver Graeme Hebley bought a caravan in Japan in 2000 with 50,000 miles driven. Since then, he has driven approximately 310 miles every week due to work. Due to his intensive daily route, he serviced the vehicle …

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Classic Beauty: 1960s Lincoln Continental

The Lincoln Continental is perhaps best known as the SS-100-X, the iconic “target car” that carried John F. Kennedy on the day he was slain. Before traveling through Dallas on November 22, 1963, Kennedy had the car custom-built and converted into a stretch limousine by Hess and Eisenhardt of Cincinnati, Ohio. The Lincoln Continental secured a place in American history as President …

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