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Mitsubishi 1996

1996 Mitsubishi FTO GP Version R (Japan)

The FTO GP Version R is a named factory performance specification within Mitsubishi’s compact coupe family. Its history is more nuanced than a single familiar photograph or a generic description of a…

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Peugeot 1996

1996 Peugeot Asphalte Concept

The Asphalte compressed Peugeot's sports-car imagination into a tiny open body with an unusually narrow rear track. Presented in Paris in 1996, it is often described casually as a three-wheeler, but Peugeot's…

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Renault 1996

1996 Renault Sport Spider Trophy

The Renault Sport Spider Trophy was the racing counterpart to the minimalist road Spider. Its roll cage and higher-output engine identify a dedicated one-make competition machine. Production references require care, because two…

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A limited offer is not automatically a completed-production total. A surviving vehicle is not a complete factory census. We keep those distinctions visible and link each collection back to the individual profile’s evidence.

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