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The Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet's Roof Was Riddled With Engineering Flaws

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By James Gilboy
| The Autopian
The Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet (like The Autopina’s XPEL CrossCab) is one of the biggest misfires in automotive history. When it was revealed in 2010, Nissan was proud to proclaim itself as the first to mass-produce a convertible crossover. It had what Nissan North America’s then-vice president described as an “extraordinarily engineered convertible top,” a phrase that even then they had to know was tempting fate.
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The ST205 Toyota Celica GT-Four Turned Failed Rally Dreams Into Road-Car Glory

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By James Gilboy
| The Autopian
Every one of Toyota’s 1990s performance icons has a legend all of its own. The Supra is synonymous with the 2JZ and the MR2 is synonymous with pirouetting in the hands of bad drivers. But the final-gen Celica GT-Four, the ST205, might have the greatest legacy of all. It’s the star of perhaps the greatest cheating scandal in motorsport history, one so brilliant that the FIA’s president lauded its ingenuity.
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We Entered the Electric Lemons Endurance Test and, Well...

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By James Gilboy
| Yahoo Finance Canada Verified
One million nickels. Real nickels, like, physical money. I say that because there are plenty of mirages on a 101-degree day at Thunderhill Raceway Park in Willows, California. Even though these nickels are not symptomatic of heat stroke, they are just as out of reach. It's not that I doubt that the 24 Hours of Lemons would cough up its promised prize of $50,000 in five-cent pieces for winning a race overall in an EV. It's more that I doubt it's worthwhile, or even possible.
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