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HA!
But which one is imitating which? :wink:
But which one is imitating which? :wink:
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Obviously the German car is trying to masquerade as a French car, I understand it even bought a French marque to complete the illusion.
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Aren't they all French?
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Bugatti is now owned by VW.
Is this imitation?
David
https://autoweek.com/article/drive-reviews/we-drive-pur-sang-type-35-beautiful-bugatti-way-argentina
David
https://autoweek.com/article/drive-reviews/we-drive-pur-sang-type-35-beautiful-bugatti-way-argentina
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David, that is dedication.
