This Porsche Will Cost You $2.9 Million
The most expensive Porsche model ever offered head off the production line asking for $2.9 million. This car is the Porsche 963, and it’s something spectacular.
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Japan vs Germany: Which Country Makes the Best Cars?
30 April, 2022
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Several amazing brands have come from Japan and Germany over the past several decades with great cars for us to drive.
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