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"GM&amp;#039;s Heritage Center is a little overwhelming. With a collection of 500 cars constantly rotating through a massive 200-car showroom and archives going back to the company&amp;#039;s founding, the facility can provide an incredible insight into GM&amp;#039;s history. And totally short-circuit a car geek. That&amp;#039;s what happened to us in any case. After an hour of poking and prodding many of the 160 cars on display, we wandered over to shoot the wild, turbine-powered 1953 Firebird concept and found ourselves double-taking at the car inconveniently placed where we wanted to shoot: It was none other than the Buick Y-Job, arguably one of the most important cars in automotive history. It boggles the mind that Harley Earle&amp;#039;s masterpiece could be out sharing the floor with pedestrian Suburbans and C4 Corvettes, as well as the spectacular Firebird. But GM&amp;#039;s Heritage Center is that kind of place. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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