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We don’t value great cars – or people – enough, until they’re gone
Executive Summary
Summary: The article reflects on how we undervalue important things until they’re gone, citing Audi discontinuing the Q2, Nissan closing a UK production line, and the passing of notable figures including racing legend Alex Zanardi. It emphasises appreciating quality cars and people whilst they’re still here.
Brands mentioned: Audi, Nissan, Chery, Mazda, Peugeot
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We don’t value great cars – or people – enough, until they’re gone
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