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In Memoriam (2007) (New York Times) |
Manufacturers killed off, re-branded or put on hiatus dozens of cars this year, from the once-popular Hummer H1 to three little-loved Buicks.
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Saturday, December 29, 2007 (Hindustan Times) |
A model poses with the Jaguar XF car at the 2007 Taiwan International Auto show in Taipei.
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