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| manlas 11-11-2011 |
To me the design is like a heavy weight boxer in a 3 piece tuxedo |
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| oldthudman 11-08-2011 |
If you want to go racing or insanely rapid on a motorway, then the mid-engine layout is the way to go................ However for Gran-Touring on the Rivera the current AM layout is best............. |
| Article | Image gallery (3) | Specifications | User Comments (2) |
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