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BMW's surprise Kiwi history lessonNew Zealand HeraldPhoto / an.niedermeyer BMW museum director Dr Ralf Rodepeter is surrounded daily by cars worth millions of dollars - but the memory of one he stumbled upon in New Zealand will stay with him forever. It was a pristine E28-model M5, claimed as the ... |
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Tiny Calif. town produced rare glut of talentNascarPanch and Meyer began dominating stock car racing the West Coast in the early 1950s -- and that caught the attention of the folks at Chrysler. At the time, Panch said Meyer was considered the equal of other Chrysler factory drivers like three-time ...and more » |
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It May Be G'Day, Governor For Motley, Much-Traveled FerryMartha's Vineyard GazetteAt the monthly Steamship Authority meeting this week, the fate of the humble vessel, which dates to the 1950s, was a subject for discussion. Boat line general manager Wayne Lamson announced the launch of a study — scheduled to be completed in March ...and more » |
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Paris Rétromobile 2012: ReviewClassic DriverMercedes, BMW, Porsche, Citroën, Peugeot and Renault excelled themselves with a selection of immaculate cars from their historic departments. At Mercedes, the theme was 'Le Mans', with a pre-War SSK, a wonderfully 1950s early 300SL racing car complete ... |
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In-car communication comes full circleNational PostBuilt-in car phones - basically glorified radios - came into vogue in the 1950s and '60s, but only for the rich and powerful, as phone calls were exorbitantly expensive and the units themselves bulky and more suited to a Cadillac limousine than a ... |
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The Globe and MailGlobe and Mailby Google by Canada411.ca by Yellowpages.ca by eluta.ca Greg Garrison was a behind-the-TV-cameras legend who got his start directing comic Milton Berle's early 1950s show, The Buick Circus Hour. He obviously took to heart one of the star's quips ...and more » |
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Richard Hammond motoring news round-upMirror.co.ukTHIS is the five-door version of Volkswagen's new up! city car. The car's dimensions are virtually the same as the three-door version's, with a 2.42m long wheelbase, 947mm of rear headroom and 789mm of legroom. Deliveries will start in the second half ... |
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