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En un principio los coches eran ya eléctricos
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12-11-2007 4:31 AM
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coche
Karlus
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Uno cree que los coches siempre han funcionado con gasolina y gasoil,... pero no, aantes ya existieron coches eléctricos y por lo que se ve muy eficientes.
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