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Indianapolis, Indiana, US
New NOS Ford switches, never installed, in original box.
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Subaru Forester (2009): first official pictures
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Interior Motives Conference 2012 Day 1
Sun, 22 Apr 2012The annual Interior Motives China conference - this year held in Beijing to coincide with the motor show - was opened by the official Yang Shi Min. He welcomed the many delegates by acknowledging that discussion and debate will be the key element in the future of automotive design. He stated his belief that "discussion gives the opportunity for wisdom to sparkle", and opened the proceedings by encouraging all to share their wisdom with each other.
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