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Read MoreAfter 10 years on sale and over one million units sold, Volkswagen's three-row SUV has gotten a much-needed redesign.
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Read MoreAs part of its 1969 Progress of Power exhibition, General Motors introduced four concept cars that showed off GM's innovations. One was its first modern EV.
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