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Social Media Editor // Photo Editor for the mighty @Oregonian. Toto's best song is 'Hold the Line' and not 'Africa." I didn't pay for the check! I swear.
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The One-Off AMG Super Wagon Built In An Illinois Garage That Humbled A Testarossa

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By Ryan Fernandez Verified
| Hotcars Verified
We were all buzzing in the 1980s for a number of reasons – MTV pop-culture hit US screens, John DeLorean’s DMC-12 made history with Back To The Future, and the Sony Walkman became a byword for 80s youth. More important though, Enzo Ferrari signed off the V12 ‘Red Head’. Launched in 1984, the Testarossa became an instant hit for the Maranello firm, with its wedge-shaped design and signature side strakes, it led to a number of one-off concepts which were based on its design.
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This Carmaker Has Mercedes Looking Old Fashioned When It Comes To Design

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By Ryan Fernandez Verified
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What’s been the best era for Mercedes design? Some argue it was Friedrich Geiger's work between the 50s and 70s, like the 300SL and W113 Pagodas which redefined what "elegance" stood for, transforming Mercedes into an elegant luxury car brand. While others have praised his successor, Bruno Sacco, who turned this into "function" during the 80s and early 90s with his over-engineered, tank-like, box sedans.
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6 Detroit Prototypes That Somehow Escaped The Crusher Yard

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By Ryan Fernandez Verified
| Hotcars Verified
When the designers and engineers at Ford launched their Vette-hunting Mustang I concept in ‘62, they didn’t have the heart to see it go to the crusher when its promotional duties were over. Instead, it was smuggled out of Ford’s design center and hidden away from the big bosses. It now resides in a place where all gearheads can savor and reminisce about the good times of concept cars.
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