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BYMáté PetrányFeb 19, 2021ShareThe Forgotten 1990 Isuzu Impulse Had Handling by Lotus as StandardSo much more than a Geo Storm. BYMáté PetrányFeb 19, 2021Share
BYMáté PetrányFeb 12, 2021ShareThe 1994 Land Rover Discovery Was a British SUV for American SuburbsPowered by a 3.9-liter V8 on the Range Rover’s chassis. BYMáté PetrányFeb 12, 2021Share
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BYMáté PetrányDec 21, 2020ShareThe 1988 GMC Sierra AR400 Prototype Was the Perfect Winter Pickup TruckEight inches of extra wheel travel and active suspension! BYMáté PetrányDec 21, 2020Share
BYMáté PetrányDec 8, 2020ShareThe 1989 Ford Taurus Aero GT Was America’s Answer to Euro Sports Wagons, Sort OfBuilt by an aftermarket company called Spoilers Plus, it was always going to be…fine. BYMáté PetrányDec 8, 2020Share
BYMáté PetrányOct 27, 2020SharePontiac of 1989 Would Argue That We Got the Wrong StingerNice try, Kia. BYMáté PetrányOct 27, 2020Share
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