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Lancia Delta HPE
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LabelKing
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Lancia should go back to their pre-Fiat roots of making expensive, quirky cars that had superb technogically progressive engines.
They were one of the few car firms that persisted with a right-hand drive in left-hand drive Italy, until 1956.
They were one of the few car firms that persisted with a right-hand drive in left-hand drive Italy, until 1956.
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Reminds me of the Nissan Murano. Looks nice though.
Except for the last three words, my thoughts exactly: why would Fiat think that a 3/4-scale Nissan Murano clone is appropriate for Italy's most important automobile marque?
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