#4 - The Car of the Century
In Germany, the people’s car took the form of Hitler’s Volkswagen, which literally meant "people’s car "Its design complete with a strong, platform chassis, four-whreel independent-suspension system, air-cooled horiyontally opposed, four-cylinder engine, and an RR drive system, was worthy of Ferdinand Porsche’s attention. Sales were conducted using fixed installment payments, but until the end of World War II, almost no vehicles were provided to the public.
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#4 - The Car of the Century
In Germany, the people’s car took the form of Hitler’s Volkswagen, which literally meant "people’s car "Its design complete with a strong, platform chassis, four-whreel independent-suspension system, air-cooled horiyontally opposed, four-cylinder engine, and an RR drive system, was worthy of Ferdinand Porsche’s attention. Sales were conducted using fixed installment payments, but until the end of World War II, almost no vehicles were provided to the public.
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