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Press Information February 4, 2002
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DaimlerChrysler Classic Telegramm Februar 2002: 1897 Karl Benz erfindet den Boxermotor; 1912 Mercedes 28/50 PS erstes Automobil an Japans Kaiserhof
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Mercedes 35 hp, 22/40 hp, 22/50 hp, 28/50 hp and 28/60 hp shaft-drive cars, 1908 - 1924
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DaimlerChrysler 2002
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