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CHINA The FTC estimated in a report that the rule would save consumers more than $3.4 billion and cut down on the time it takes to buy a car by 72 million hours each year. Critics such as the ...

The headlights also froze, reducing visibility. Open image viewer Spare parts for the vintage car under the cab bench. Image: Petri Aaltonen / Yle The only mechanical issue occurred on the way back ...