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The roar of an engine, the glint of polished chrome, and the freedom of the open road—cars have always been powerful symbols in American culture. The Great Gatsby by F. Scott...
The roar of an engine, the glint of polished chrome, and the freedom of the open road—cars have always been powerful symbols in American culture. The Great Gatsby by F. Scott...
