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Documentary Tells the Real Tale of the Tucker Torpedo/48 [w/Videos]
Of all the great cars that could have been, the Tucker is right there at the very top of the list. Only around 50 cars were ever made, despite the fact that the company had the largest single-space factory in the world (at the time) at their disposal, which had been previously used to build the Wright R-3350 Cyclone engines for B-29 Superfortress bombers during WWII. I think America would have not started trailing Europe and other parts of the world in terms of automotive technology (which it did, and is only now just starting to catch up – fact) if the Big Three would have left Preston Tucker (and others like him) alone to make his (far more advanced) car.
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Subaru's Concept And Production Stars Of The 2013 Tokyo Motor Show
Having two, or to be precise, three international auto shows taking place at the same time in different parts of the world (Los Angeles, Tokyo and Guangzhou) is a tricky and difficult task for automakers, yet Subaru somehow found the time and the resources...
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Londoners Enraged By Arab Supercar Invasion, Deeply Annoyed By Their Behavior
Britain, like the rest of Europe, is facing a recession. Gulf States’ economies, on the other hand, are growing by around 6 percent a year. Add in the fact that the latter are the single largest producer of crude oil in the world and you can easily...
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How Did He Do That? Thief Lands Car On The Roof Of An Apartment!
Benjamin Tucker probably got what he deserved but not before making headlines for landing a car that he had just stolen on the roof of an apartment in Fresno, California at around 1:30 a.m. Wednesday night. Police told reporters that the 26-year old...
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Lamborghini Murcielago Replica
Remember the Peugeot 406 Coupe based "Ferrari 360 Modena" Replica (click here: Carscoop) posted a few days ago? If you thought that was impressive take a look at this Lamborghini Murcielago imposter from the German based company, Cyclone. According...
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Saturn Ad Campaign
When is public confession taken to far? Here's my answer. Saturn has a lot of new advertisements - TV, print media, internet. The vast majority of these ads showcase Saturn as something that wasn't cool, but is becoming cool. "Like Always. Like...
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