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15. I remember when I worked with the Germans that their driving test was insanely difficult and time

Wed Feb 22, 2012, 03:57 PM

Feb 2012

consuming. I'm sure that has something to do with it. I also think that if you are stopped without a license the penalties are severe.

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Peugeot and GM discuss 'strategic partnership' [View all] FarCenter Feb 2012 OP

After causing the demise of Saab, one would think European LeftinOH Feb 2012 #1

I don't know I remember Saab before the merger. Snake Alchemist Feb 2012 #2

Saab should have died in 1988 snooper2 Feb 2012 #5

nonsense blue_onyx Feb 2012 #9

GM caught a falling knife when they rescued SAAB by buying it. Ikonoklast Feb 2012 #17

The 2CV was a genuine "peoples' car". I never rode in one, LeftinOH Feb 2012 #4

The Citroen 2CV: cleantech from the 1940s FarCenter Feb 2012 #7

Better drivers? Snake Alchemist Feb 2012 #12

More likely fewer young drivers and possibly fewer DUIs FarCenter Feb 2012 #14

Shock Therapy FarCenter Feb 2012 #8

This makes sense if done right dmallind Feb 2012 #13

I've always liked Peugeots aint_no_life_nowhere Feb 2012 #16