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27/06/2012 20:22
I'm realizing that, ALL cars are, are, nothing but Manufacturing, Design And Engineering. If you were to completely tear off the the entire surface of the cars, you'll only be left with the seats, the engine, and the wheels, PLUS it won't look AS good as you see it on tv, magazines, etc. They pay That Kind of Money, (Or They Get It For Free), And then, at the same time, because the celebs get ALOT of media coverage, those cars are getting FREE promotion. Great for the Celebs if they receive those cars for FREE, and great for the companies, that make those cars, because they're receiving FREE exposure, that drive their sales. If anybody that does buy them, what they're in effect buying, is, a liability, (something that goes down in value, while they sleep). (And looking good on the surface).
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