BA> TW> Actualy far more than just hte last few years. BUY Yes the early
BA> TW> imports basicly didn't hold up very el lunder the Driving the typical
BA> TW> pewrson here does. First in Europe and even more so in the Orient
BA> TW> there are NO Freeways when the vehicle can be pushed to the limit.

BA>Uh, Tom, there are no speed limits on the German autobahns and 100+ mph
BA>speeds are not unusual on them.

And the cars I was thinking of typicaly do not and in fact Could not do
100 MPH and the distances travweled at high speeds wes somewhat short.
They have NO 3000 Mile Long Freeways to really test the "endurance"
of a Car.
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