MotorHeadline: Augusta’s love affair with the automobile
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Scott, thanks for bringing back memories of the automobile. With the cost of gas now, perhaps you can write an article on E/V cars. It looks like that is where we’re going weather we want to or not.
Great article…I loved cars when they had “personalities.” That is definitely what is missing today, in my opinion.