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A car that everyone knows and that almost everyone has ridden in, a car that has conquered all continents and bears an unmistakable nickname, the Volkswagen Beetle.
A car that everyone knows and that almost everyone has ridden in, a car that has conquered all continents and bears an unmistakable nickname, the Volkswagen Beetle.
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S1, EP7 "VW Beetle"A car that everyone knows and that almost everyone has ridden in, a car that has conquered all continents and bears an unmistakable nickname, the Volkswagen Beetle.
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S1, EP4 "Mercedes SL Series"An up-close look at how the Mercedes SL evolved from a racing car into a luxury sports vehicle.
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