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If you are a car enthusiast, you might have  probably heard of the Pavone Brothers.  These Brazilian twin brothers are car designers. They currently work for Volkswagen. 

Since they were kids they loved to draw cars. They drew a lot every day. They used all their parent's sulphite  paper. 

At the age of 12 they had a brilliant idea. They wrote a letter and sent it to Luiz Alberto Veiga.

Luiz Alberto Veiga was a car designer and responsible for the design department Volkswagen Brazil.

Surprisingly, Luiz Alberto Veiga answered the letter. He said he liked the sketches. He also gave lots of tips on how to draw cars even better.

They helped develop successful car like the VW Jetta, Up!, T-Roc and others.  

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