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Old 16-11-2024, 01:50 PM   #11
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I don’t have faith in engineers. Look at the shit being released in the automotive world in the past 20 years. There’s probably more dud engines across all manufacturers full of inherent design faults and cost cutting measures that jeopardise the longevity of it than what there is decent engine. Even Honda have gone for a wet belt set up in one of their engines ffs.
Well, if you are correct, then it wont be long until we see a string of broken down Shark PHEV along the side of the road. Hey?

And if we don't?
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