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13 Feb 2024

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"5.4L" is so close to "5500cc" that it is probably rounded off one way or the other. Autos are commonly named in liters, my suggestion would be to drop the "cc", which I think is more common with motorcycles.

"Gasoline" (US English) and "Petrol" (Br English) are the same (oops?), the second one should be "liquefied natural gas" (like the link)? I don't think either should be capitalized.

I don't think "there are only 15 cars currently produced" is good English but I don't have the grammar to get it right.

Just opinions, no reply needed. Sammy D III (talk) 12:47, 13 February 2024 (UTC)Reply

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