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#10195980
23 June 2023
A Trump 2024 hat sits on the dashboard of Vincent Fusca's Trump-covered van outside the Road to Majority Republican conference in Washington, DC. Fusca is the man some QAnon followers believe to be John F. Kennedy Jr., who, according to the conspiracy theory, will run as Trump’s vice president in the 2024 election.
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#8953614
5 October 2022
Vehicle protected by 'The Club' (a popular anti-theft device) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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#8413308
17 June 2022
A Ukrainian flag with the trident symbol is seen on the dashboard of a car in Warsaw, Poland on 14 June, 2022.
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#8413302
17 June 2022
A Ukrainian flag with the trident symbol is seen on the dashboard of a car in Warsaw, Poland on 14 June, 2022.
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#6362600
19 January 2021
A man driving Dacia Sandero car during the high frost wit completely frozen windscreen is seen in Gdynia, Poland on 18 January 2021
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#6362602
19 January 2021
A man driving Dacia Sandero car during the high frost wit completely frozen windscreen is seen in Gdynia, Poland on 18 January 2021
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19 January 2021
A man driving Dacia Sandero car during the high frost wit completely frozen windscreen is seen in Gdynia, Poland on 18 January 2021
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#5363748
26 January 2020
A driver adjusts Indian tricolour flag at the dashboard of a car on the eve of country's 71st Republic Day in Mumbai, India on 26 January 2020.
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#4700360
21 July 2019
Woman driving her silver Suzuki Swift car to the petrol station is seen in Gdansk, Poland on 21 July 2019 According to forecasts of the fuel market analysts in Poland, a potential conflict with Iran in the face of oil will cause fuel price hikes at gas stations. There is currently no chance for prices below 5 zlotys per liter of gas, forecasted at the beginning of holidays.
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#2126571
17 August 2017
An Wood classical dashboard displayed on the work room table at mohenic garages in Paju, south Korea. A 20-year-old beat up Hyundai SUV isn't anyone's idea of a dream car. But used Hyundai Gallopers, priced between $2,000 to $3,000 at second-hand car markets, are making a comeback , reborn as upwards $80,000 luxury vehicles at the hand of former furniture designer Henie Kim. Kim is now the CEO of Mohenic Garages, a car rebuilding company based in Paju has transformed the boxy classic into one of South Korea's most highly-desired cars. "As a former designer, I wanted make everything perfect." The remade "Mohenic G", as they're known, take their design cues from the 1990s and come in a variety of custom colors from "mint racing green" to "midnight cerulean blue". Demand for the "Mohenic G" has steadily risen, and the waitlist is long. Since 2013, only 43 cars have been rebuilt and 48 customers are on a waiting list. Production is slow though since the company expanded, they're able to produce 30 cars a year, or about 2 cars a month. A team of two dozen workers transform each car in a meticulous process that includes prying the car cabin from its frame, sanding, removing corrosive substances, polishing and painting.
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#2126575
17 August 2017
Worker prepare for wood dashboard install at mohenic garages in Paju, South Korea. A 20-year-old beat up Hyundai SUV isn't anyone's idea of a dream car. But used Hyundai Gallopers, priced between $2,000 to $3,000 at second-hand car markets, are making a comeback , reborn as upwards $80,000 luxury vehicles at the hand of former furniture designer Henie Kim. Kim is now the CEO of Mohenic Garages, a car rebuilding company based in Paju has transformed the boxy classic into one of South Korea's most highly-desired cars. "As a former designer, I wanted make everything perfect." The remade "Mohenic G", as they're known, take their design cues from the 1990s and come in a variety of custom colors from "mint racing green" to "midnight cerulean blue". Demand for the "Mohenic G" has steadily risen, and the waitlist is long. Since 2013, only 43 cars have been rebuilt and 48 customers are on a waiting list. Production is slow though since the company expanded, they're able to produce 30 cars a year, or about 2 cars a month. A team of two dozen workers transform each car in a meticulous process that includes prying the car cabin from its frame, sanding, removing corrosive substances, polishing and painting.
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#2126596
17 August 2017
Worker water sanding to old dashboard frame at mohenic garages in Paju, South Korea. A 20-year-old beat up Hyundai SUV isn't anyone's idea of a dream car. But used Hyundai Gallopers, priced between $2,000 to $3,000 at second-hand car markets, are making a comeback , reborn as upwards $80,000 luxury vehicles at the hand of former furniture designer Henie Kim. Kim is now the CEO of Mohenic Garages, a car rebuilding company based in Paju has transformed the boxy classic into one of South Korea's most highly-desired cars. "As a former designer, I wanted make everything perfect." The remade "Mohenic G", as they're known, take their design cues from the 1990s and come in a variety of custom colors from "mint racing green" to "midnight cerulean blue". Demand for the "Mohenic G" has steadily risen, and the waitlist is long. Since 2013, only 43 cars have been rebuilt and 48 customers are on a waiting list. Production is slow though since the company expanded, they're able to produce 30 cars a year, or about 2 cars a month. A team of two dozen workers transform each car in a meticulous process that includes prying the car cabin from its frame, sanding, removing corrosive substances, polishing and painting.
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#2126599
17 August 2017
Worker water sanding to old dashboard frame at mohenic garages in Paju, South Korea. A 20-year-old beat up Hyundai SUV isn't anyone's idea of a dream car. But used Hyundai Gallopers, priced between $2,000 to $3,000 at second-hand car markets, are making a comeback , reborn as upwards $80,000 luxury vehicles at the hand of former furniture designer Henie Kim. Kim is now the CEO of Mohenic Garages, a car rebuilding company based in Paju has transformed the boxy classic into one of South Korea's most highly-desired cars. "As a former designer, I wanted make everything perfect." The remade "Mohenic G", as they're known, take their design cues from the 1990s and come in a variety of custom colors from "mint racing green" to "midnight cerulean blue". Demand for the "Mohenic G" has steadily risen, and the waitlist is long. Since 2013, only 43 cars have been rebuilt and 48 customers are on a waiting list. Production is slow though since the company expanded, they're able to produce 30 cars a year, or about 2 cars a month. A team of two dozen workers transform each car in a meticulous process that includes prying the car cabin from its frame, sanding, removing corrosive substances, polishing and painting.
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#1192275
4 May 2016
A staff member shows an arc-shaped car dashboard, which is made by flexible sensor products, at the headquarters of Royole Technology Co., Ltd in Shenzhen, south China's Guangdong Province, April 28, 2016. Royole Technology, which creates and manufactures advanced flexible displays, flexible sensors and wearable consumer electronics, has company evaluation of more than one billion US dollars. Its founder Dr. Liu Zihong has been leading the company to a creative road, with the spirit shown in its slogan: "We do not predict the future, we invent the future.
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