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The Alfa Romeo Spider was a sports car produced from 1966 to 1993 designed by Battista Pininfarina and produced by the Alfa Romeo company. The
Alfa Romeo Spider had a 1962 cc 4-cylinder DOHC engine providing 131 bhp and a top speed of 199 kmh. A few variations were made, with slightly differing body shapes, all renowned for their smooth steering and slick gear changing.
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The Aston Martin DB2 was a classic British car first produced in 1950, and then produced in modified forms until 1959. The Aston Martin DB2 was powered by a 2580 to 2922 cc DOHC straight six engine providing from 107 to 196 bhp and a top speed of between 185 and 209 kmh, depending upon the variant.
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DOHC is an abbreviation for Dual Overhead Cams
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