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Stock Photo: A Giant "Elevator" With Platforms For A Rotating Display Of Some 14 Cars From The Audi Museum In Ingolstadt, Germany

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The Audi factory was formed by merging the former Hippo, DKW, Auto Union and NSU brands.

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