This looks interesting.
https://www.autotorque.news/latest-new ... eo%20tech
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Now that looks rather good - so long as you don't forget, while backing up, the extra few metres that are actually there!
The list of past Valeo glories is interesting, too. Just as well they didn't include the notorious oil-water heat exchangers of the 1990s .
The list of past Valeo glories is interesting, too. Just as well they didn't include the notorious oil-water heat exchangers of the 1990s .
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And the fact that everyone will be so transfixed on the magic, they'll hit the car in front!
Pete
Notice the BX is still top the list but sadly gone
Notice the BX is still top the list but sadly gone