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  • 5 days ago | motor1.com | Emmanuel Touzot |Christopher Smith

    All heads of state have special cars. Donald Trump gets around with a huge Cadillac called The Beast, while his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin rolls in a massive Aurus Arsenal. However, people often forget that the Pope is also a head of state. Specifically, he's the head of the Catholic Church and sovereign of the Vatican City-State, and when he travels he needs a special vehicle like any other leader.

  • 5 days ago | tr.motor1.com | Christopher Smith

    Takvimler 2010 yılını gösterirken, Volkswagen Grubu tarihin en ikonik İtalyan spor otomobillerinden ve süper otomobillerinden bazılarını yaratan tasarım firması Italdesign'ın %90,1 hissesini satın aldı. Satın alma işlemi teknik olarak yine bir VW Grup şirketi olan Lamborghini üzerinden yapıldı ve kısa süre sonra Audi bünyesine devredildi. Ancak, yeni bir rapora göre Almanlar Italidesign'ı elden çıkarmak istiyor.

  • 6 days ago | motor1.com | Christopher Smith

    In 2010, Volkswagen Group acquired a 90.1 percent stake in Italian auto design firm Italidesign. The purchase was technically done through Lamborghini, also a VW Group company, and is now under the purview of Audi. But that could soon change. The Germans are allegedly looking to sell Italidesign. Union representatives for Italidesign were told the company was already being reviewed as part of due diligence in preparation for a sale, according to Automotive News Europe.

  • 6 days ago | fr.motor1.com | Christopher Smith

    Photo: YouTube  La saga du puissant moteur à 12 rotors continue. La dernière vidéo de Rob Dahm sur ce monstre de puissance se concentre sur d'autres réglages au banc d'essai, et il y a de bonnes nouvelles à partager. Le moteur est en effet une véritable bête, affichant facilement une puissance et un couple à quatre chiffres. Malheureusement, l'énorme moteur rotatif a pris feu pendant les essais. Et ce n'est pas le seul contretemps du projet.

  • 6 days ago | motor1.com | Christopher Smith

    Volvo has issued one of the largest single recalls of the year so far. It affects 413,151 vehicles in the United States and another 40,673 in Canada, going back to the 2021 model year. The problem lies with the backup camera, which may fail to engage when shifting into reverse. This is considered a safety system that fails to comply with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard number 111 for rear visibility, hence the recall. Wondering if your Volvo is affected?

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