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The Cirta agricultural tractor
Manufactured under license from Deutz (German brand) at the Oued Hamimime complex, near El Khroub (Constantine) since the 1970s.

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Bugatti T35 of Prince Mohamed Abd El Moneim of Egypt
Bugatti T35 of Prince Mohamed Abd El Moneim of Egypt chassis 354762

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Dec 15, 20241 min read


When Rolls-Royce mistakes a Maharaja for a pauper
Rolls-Royce is a luxury car brand created in 1906. It is historically the main supplier of luxury cars to the great dignitaries of this...

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La Peugeot 305 V6 Rallye
In 1977, Peugeot launched its small saloon for fathers, the 305. It is hard to imagine that in 1980 Peugeot wanted to use this model as a...

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Dec 15, 20242 min read


Peugeot 504 and 505 in the USA
Early 80's Peugeot creates a buzz with its New York taxis, with its 504 and 505 diesel models. Here are a few more details. In 1979, the...

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The Peugeot Coupé Sport: its "missiles" which were to conquer the USA
In 1982, when Peugeot wanted to conquer the USA and put its second foot there after the Peugeot taxi episode that you can see by clicking...

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Renault: Project H
This code name may seem barbaric to you, but it may conceal one of the noblest projects of the French automobile industry of the time. In...

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Dec 9, 20243 min read


The History of Public Transport in Algeria (10/10): the Trolley
The trolley will close our series on the history of public transport in Algeria, we may be waiting for a new future mode of public transport. We have presented the tramway and some may be wondering about the difference between these two modes of transport. So before we start talking about the trolley, let's explain this to you: '' the tramway runs in a guided manner, on rails while the trolley (also called trolleybus) is a bus powered by poles connected to an overhead electri

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Dec 9, 20244 min read
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