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Power Magazine is an automobile magazine published in Solna, Sweden. [1]
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Power Magazine is an automobile magazine published in Solna, Sweden. [1]
Power Magazine was founded in 1976. [2] The magazine is part of Egmont group. [2] It covers automobile-related articles with a special reference to the American motorcycle culture and racing cars. [2]
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