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This proves that nothing beats the real thing. You can create all the fanciful software but in the end, people will only pay real money for quality objects. -
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Awesome. Thanks Rajiv.Comment
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Remember that this is only the assembly line for the top of the line VW Phaeton And 2011 it will retail in the US for upward of $55,000, competing with the Mercedes S-Class
For those that opt for the W12-powered Phaeton, rest assured that it comes with the 4Zone climate control system – capable of maintaining a 22 degree Celsius interior temperature while moving at a constant speed of 186 mph while passing through 50 degree exterior weather. VW says that other systems, such as the aerodynamics, brakes, suspension, steering and rain wipers have also been engineered for speeds of over 150 mph.Comment
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Take a look at the "ultimate factory," a Nat Geo film that examines the shop that assembles the Audi R8. . .
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Metal? Na
How about carbon fiber.
http://www.autoevolution.com/news/bm...ake-22230.html
http://www.whatcar.com/car-news/bmw-...Car%3F+News%29Comment
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