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I think there were cars in the past, say the lime green 1970s Dodge Challenger, where the distinct color was part of the entire package and not simply a add-on.
by joe_the_user 6y ago
I think there were cars in the past, say the lime green 1970s Dodge Challenger, where the distinct color was part of the entire package and not simply a add-on.
I don't think that kind of package is as common - possibly because present days cars have substantial selling points.
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