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Review - Ford Mustang on the Autobahn
I am not sure if I posted this already, so I wanted to share it with you guys, since the Mustang is a big thing in the States and for the first time I can say "It's a great car"!
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The big reason I thought American muscle didn't sell in Germany was the annual tax on engine displacement. It gets progressively worse as liters go up. This is why they were first with smaller engine turbos and high reving small v8s. Has that changed?
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