A man drives an East German Trabant car during a guided tourist tour through the streets of Berlin, November 4, 2009. A Berlin company is offering driving in a Trabant car in a guided tour called 'The Wall Ride 20 Jahre Mauerfall' taking in historical landmarks in the German capital. Reuters Pictures 1 month ago

A man drives an East German Trabant car during a guided tourist tour through the streets of Berlin, November 4, 2009. A Berlin company is offering driving in a Trabant car in a guided tour called 'The Wall Ride 20 Jahre Mauerfall' taking in historical landmarks in the German capital.

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