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Have you noticed how father-and-son teams have gone viral recently? For instance, a dotting Vietnamese dad built his son a miniaturized Lamborghini Sian roadster using discarded wood from fallen trees ...

Hitting the shores of the United States for the first time in 1949, the German made Volkswagen Beetle was not readily accepted until the 1960's and 1970's - a time when its popularity peaked. Stylish ...

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There was a time—after peak-hot rod and peak-muscle car but before the rise of The Import Scene—when the humble Volkswagen Beetle was the coolest car anyone had. Maybe you went to high school then.