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To: TobagoJack who wrote (60592)	2/1/2010 1:48:43 AM
From: energyplay	Read Replies (1) of 220127

Some of the older French designs, like the Peugeot 304, have a very good reputation as rugged cars for developing countries and less than perfect roads. This might become a good choice for developed countries which may not have enough tax revenue to maintain their roads. The pre-computer Peugeots can simple to maintain. Citroen has been a technical innovator, if you wanted to be an automotive beta tester, and occasionally wait a month for repair parts. One possible Citroen advantage: many of them are too weird to steal, and where would the thief sell the parts ? ************* In 1941 France had more tanks than the Germans, and some very good tanks...

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