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Keep the Drive Alive

by Hagerty
28 January 2019 1 min read

Imagine a world where the only vehicles were self-driving automatons. No human control, no individuality, no connection… no Ferrari posters or squealing tyres and no ticking engines after a summer’s evening drive.

No, us neither. Whatever happens to motoring, we believe there’s always going to be a place for human-controlled cars next to self-driving vehicles. Hagerty commit to Keep the Drive Alive!

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