First thought is the goal behind the word choice of unique. I can see this two ways, to either elicit curiosity from the customer or to help the car stand out. I think its good for curiosity not as good for standing out. I wonder if its possible to place this in the right hand corner with what looks like a page of a book.
Add Stroke to text.
Thnx. The 2 statements are distant from each other. Using identical name ties them together.
The universe of hot features is relatively small. When you have 23 Ram 1500's, 2-3 features will look redundant.
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