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AUTOS MUST PASS MANY MOOSE TESTS

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By:
Leif Nielsen
November 24, 1997 05:00 AM

Automotive News EuropeCOPENHAGEN - The double lane-change is important in Scandinavia, where moose collide with cars. For years, auto clubs and magazines in northern Europe have tested cars for stability during evasive action.

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