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New Mercedes-Benz gullwing sports coupe spied
Thu, 05 Feb 2009Carmakers have their plans for this year's Geneva motor show lined up. But here's something that we expect to see at Geneva in 2010: Mercedes-Benz's new high-performance coupe. Up to now, reports are that this gullwing Mercedes sports car would wear the SLC name.
Chrysler in crisis
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General Motors fires back at Volkswagen
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