The latest Range Rover has won plenty if praise from the motoring press, but can it beat a Spitfire?
Monthly Archives: July 2013
VW aims to launch a €6,000 car
Volkswagen Group development coordinator Ulrich Hackenberg is working on ways to make the automaker’s future models lighter and greener through the use of the company’s modular platform as well as technology from its XL1 plug-in hybrid.
At the same time he says that VW can challenge value brands by producing a car that sells at a price as low as €6,000.
GNU open-source auto technology programming
The technology migrating to the modern car contains millions of lines of programming code, some of which is open-source and a free license to a software’s blueprint.Photo credit: AUDI
Throughout its history, the automotive industry has propelled competition in horsepower, styling and even cup holders.
Yet the digital age has spawned a new type of vehicle owner — an earbud generation less interested in steel and torque than in lifestyle management and fuel economy.
Fond Farewell to BMW M3 as production ceased
Since 2007 the BMW M3 has given true driving pleasure to owners world wide. This week the legacy has come to its final chapter, as the last M3 rolls out the assembly line.
Maximillian Ahme says BMW performances have reached the limit
Bad news to BMW fans who were not pleased with reaching 100 kmh within 4 seconds! One of most respected voices behind the German car maker says that they are not going any further.
