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I appreciate everyone coming to Anthony on Autos. I wanted to let everyone know that a lot of my content goes onto The Gentleman Racer. The reason I have my content on there is that I can get more traffic to my articles. By doing this, I can also gain more traction on Anthony on Autos. If you don't see many articles on here, once again, please also visit The Gentleman Racer. You won't be disappointed. 

Note: I have not driven the Genesis GV80 yet, but I plan to since it does fascinate me how well it's doing.

Thanks all, and I hope you continue reading my articles.

- Anthony

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