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5 People Play 1 Guitar

One person playing a guitar is impressive enough especially if that person is able to sing as well.

Now take a hit song like "Somebody That I Use To Know" and including all the different musical elements of the song, grab one guitar and five...

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World's Oldest Car Sells For Millions

The 1884 De Dion Bouton et Trepardoux Dos-a-Dos Steam Runabout fetched a record-breaking $4,620,000 at auction in Hershey, Pennsylvania. The steam-powered vehicle still runs, and, despite not being powered by gasoline, is believed to be the world's oldest usable and running automobile.

The vehicle managed to fetch about twice its estimated value, though many, including Jonathan Welsh of the Wall Street journal, felt it would have a hard time even reaching the $2 million range.

The world’s leading automotive collectors recognised the incredibly rare opportunity the sale represented, which was reflected in the spirited bidding and impressive result. At its peak, the car reached 37 miles per hour, and was among the fastest vehicles in existence during its racing career. Just five people have claimed ownership of the De Dion during its long documented history.

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The World’s Fastest Super Yacht

Cross a Bugatti Veyron with a Mack truck and a racing yacht and you’d have... Well, you’d have quite a mess but you’d be some way towards understanding the essence of the XSR48...

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