"Fahrvergnügen" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "Nur bei Sportwagen bekommt man vielleicht für denselben Preis etwas mehr: immer Image, oft Fahrvergnügen bei Sommerwetter, manchmal eine Freundin, gelegentlich auch Motorsport, wenn man seine Sportlust mit dem Porsche samstags kurz nach Sonnenaufgang auf stillen Eifelstraßen austobt oder Rallye fährt.",
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