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Swedish Students Build Yamaha R1-Powered Car . . . For School

5 months ago (2010-03-15 21:16:07 UTC) by Dustin Driver via Ride Lust - Motion + Mobility
There’s something horribly wrong with the U.S. education system. In our community college automotive repair programs, kids are learning how to repair the brakes on Toyota appliances. In Sweden, the students at Thorildsplans Gymnasium technical...
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