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MECUM AUCTION STARS & STEEL CORVETTE 250 of 250 HOW DID IT DO?!

One-77 Drive By

Mercedes-Benz: The F 125!

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Porsche Rennsport Reunion IV: This is how we celebrate.

BMW 3 Series Sedan. World premiere 2011.

Exclusive Interview with Lotus CEO Dany Bahar

It all started with a press release. A fancy one, with an image of Stonehenge and some claims that were at the upper limit of boldness. Something that was very not Lotus. Eyebrow after eyebrow, the entire autoevolution office was shaken. We've always had some kind of soft spot for the British carmaker's creations and at the same time, we were feeling bad to see its financial figures staying out of the sun's reach.

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