Is there something about cars and car companies that make people tend to believe that there are all sorts of conspiracies keeping us from driving the car of all our dreams? I ask the question because I can think of at least a half dozen urban legends, conspiratorial glosses put on actual events, and outright conspiracy fantasies that are or have been popular among car enthusiasts and the general public.
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Tagged as Conspiracy Theories, Fish Carburetor, Leaded Gasoline, Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Nikola Tesla, streetcars, tucker, Urban Legends
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