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  1. Anybody can help me to source for these car audio amplifiers in Spore? If its not convenient to post shop names , please kindly send me a message many many thanks.
  2. Chrysler Crossfire was developed in just 24 months after a concept version of the car was revealed at the 2001 North American International Auto Show in Detroit. A production version was unveiled one year later at the 2002 Los Angeles Auto Show. Crossfire goes on sale in mid-summer of 2003, as a 2004 model. "The initial public response to our Chrysler Crossfire concept vehicle was overwhelming," said Larry Achram,Vice President, Advance Vehicle Engineering. "Once we established a solid business case for bringing this car to market, we worked closely with our colleagues in Germany to move the car swiftly from concept to reality." The 2004 Chrysler Crossfire is a low-slung, two seat sports coupe with a sculptured appearance. Under its hood is a 3.2-liter 90-degree V-6, 18-valve SOHC engine available with a six-speed manual or five-speed automatic transmission. Performance Features: 3.2-liter, 18-valve, SOHC V-6 engine 215 horsepower, 229 ft.-lb. torque Six-speed manual transmission or optional five-speed electronically-controlled adaptive automatic transmission with AutoStick
  3. Guess this is the burger and fries alternative to the sushi and teppanyaki 350Z. Anyone has the specs on what they are offering in SG?
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