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Hear'em roar! -Learn about the biggest and fastest road legends of all time: from the stylish NSX and the brutal F40, to the glamorous Veyron and the groundbreaking Huayra, they are all in this Sports Cars edition of Top Trumps. Find out the topspeed of the Pagani Huayra, engine size of LaFerrari and the year Bac Mono was launched. These cards are unique as some of them are horizontal and some vertical. There are also 55 cards in each set instead of the normal 30. These cards are co-owned by Carddas. [7] Iceland [ edit ] Brown, Hannah (2 January 2022). "Schools across Scotland receive hundreds of Scottish suffrage resources from group of artists Protests and Suffragettes". The Scotsman . Retrieved 12 August 2023.