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ŠKODA KUSHAQ - Oliver Stefani explains

By AutoMotoTV (Glomex) 18 August 2021 37 Views

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Oliver Stefani highlights the confident and very upright front, for example, where numerous lines meet to define the car’s overall expression. According to Stefani, the interplay between the bonnet, radiator grille and headlights is particularly worthy of attention.

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