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 | | By the 1970s, they had established a reputation of making detailed, heavy cars of good quality, and incorporating features like opening doors and hoods, translucent plastic parts, and a characteristic suspension system. |
 | | But not only did the cars lose the proud 'Made in France' at their base; actually, the shiny metal base itself was missing, replaced by ordinary fl plastic, a solution previously deemed proper for lesser brands. |
 | | Entering the 2000s, new batches of good castings have been introduced, as well as a new image facelift that included a modified logo, and a toning down of the aesthetics of the '80s and '90s, in touch with the automobile industry's trend of using deep, metallic paints. |
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