To Build a Safe, Tiny Car, Mercedes Had to Make a Bizarre Engine
In the original A-Class, the engine sat canted 59 degrees towards the front of the car. It's unlike anything else before or since.
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In the original A-Class, the engine sat canted 59 degrees towards the front of the car. It's unlike anything else before or since.
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Stockholm-based Teknikens Värld, which means World of Technology in Swedish, is one of the leading authorities in the moose test. Said magazine came...