Saddam, car guy

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Saddam Hussein had a huge collection of 60 to 80 cars in his two 40--car garages in the palace and some of them are black Packard, an armored 1970s Cadillac Fleet wood, a 1960s Rolls Royce Silver Shadow and a 1980s Zimmer. Car collector's choice was a cream-white 1935 Mercedes 500k roadster with flamboyant bodywork by Erdmann and Rossi, which was purchased from the King Ghazi of Iraq.

Iraq, Collections and collecting, Luxury automobiles, Hussein, Saddam

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Zingers from Murray

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Gordon Murray, the one-time enfant terrible of the Grand Prix who began designing cars in his early 20s designed the worldbeater McLaren F1 supercar in the mid 1990s, a 239-mph three-seater car. McLaren F1 supercar features V-8 engine, naturally aspirated, 200-mph top speed targeting the Lamborghini Gallardo and Ferrari F430 niche.

United Kingdom, Management dynamics, Management, Design and construction, Company business management, Automobiles, Racing, Race cars, McLaren F1 (Automobile), Murray, Gordon

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Ford GT gets new life with an open-air model

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The features of the latest Ford GT car, which is designed with open-air model, are presented.

United States, Product information, Motor Vehicles and Equipment, Ford Motor Co., Transportation equipment industry, F, Automotive industry, Ford GT (Automobile), Muscle cars

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