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Re: Autobiography Of BS© : How I Harmed Sundry Animals
th009 - The Passat, Golf and Scirocco were all Giugiaro designs. The Jetta was adapted from the Giugiaro original by VW’s in-house design team. The... -
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Volt 230 - My 86 had a vibration since it was new starting at 70mph, took it in several times, had wheels balanced on car, nothing worked, finally just decided... -
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Summicron - “intended for the proletariat” He’s right. I’m a prole and I love hatches. But our ’08 Rio5 has nary a rattle... -
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jeffzekas - My oldest son owned a Jetta- broke down constantly. But, it WAS very stylish! Perhaps I am one of the few people who thought the Manta was... -
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Re: Autobiography Of BS© : How I Harmed Sundry Animals
Summicron - I admire this article more with each re-read. Such a clever use of past vehicles as a vehicle to deliver the subtext: “As it was in the... -
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