My city has some of what you're describing. There's a double set of train tracks parallel to the main highway. When a train passes and activates the crossing lights, a "no left turns" lighted sign activates as well. It's the black box on the centre pole, beside the bonus Dino:

This video birthed one of the oldest Jalopnik memes.

RHD USDM Subarus were around in '91, so that covers your RHD 4WD boxer wagon desires.

The 991 GT3 RS was similarly leaked.

Ahh, that makes sense. I assume that when you say "drive all around the country", you're being literal. When you have 63 million people in an area smaller than Michigan, company cars make more sense.

I'm in the same boat. I was aware of company cars in the U.S. & Canada, but there was rarely a need to mention them in North American magazines. After seeing them often written about in rags such as Car and Evo, I was puzzled.

Well, that's good to hear. Even without water, it's still a waste of money. Especially in a state that seems so environmentally conscious, I'd think they'd use sweepers less in order to reduce emissions and fuel consumption.

And if they use wet machines, no wonder they're running out of water.

It still blows me away that some places clean the streets 52 times a year. My city does it once or twice a year.

Nearly 28,000 Europeans disagree, according to a recent poll.

I know, right? When I think Mustang, I think Fox body. Besides, by that logic, if a Fox body isn't a "true Mustang", then an SN95 shouldn't be either. The two related platforms account for 26 years of production. Not a Mustang? Does not compute.

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The only reason I say "if it works," is because the Combo Wheels system hasn't been tested extensively yet, and, as Houston's KHOU points out, the electronic system hasn't yet been proven to work against weather or flooding. So there's that.

Until I read the third paragraph (the quote), I honestly had NO IDEA that some people use "ninja" in place of the N-word.

PS3 finally died 7 years later

The 456 GT is an obvious answer, so I'll go one better and say the very rare 456 GT Venice:

Chrysler sold trucks in foreign markets under the De Soto and Fargo names until 1978, when they sold the rights to Turkey's Askam, a former Chrysler joint venture. If you have the inclination, you can still buy a new Fargo or De Soto today.

+1 for Hola.

Yep. Notice the strange amber turn signals & side marker lights:

I understood as much from the article, but your (or your editor's) title suggests otherwise.