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Do You Speak Car?

Have you ever been accused of living in your own world, by someone in your orbit who just doesn’t understand what being a car enthusiast means? We might live on our own planet and occupy some slice of culture that those outside simply don’t get.

A big part of any culture, of course, is language, and the lexicon of the car guy — and by “guy,” I mean, guy, gal, and any

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