Given the current realizations of the automotive industry, it’s quite clear that designers from just about all companies have stepped up their game. Some are still lagging behind but let’s be honest, finding work as a designer these days could be very difficult. That is unless you have a smashing portfolio. Which is what up-and-comer
Not that long ago, the Germans over at BMW made a public announcement in which they said they are going to be killing off the sedan version of the BMW M3. In recent times however, we’ve gotten word of a rumor that could be listed as a follow up to that statement.
The road opener for super fast saloons, the Maserati Quattroporte, is soon to come to life within a new version. And some information on that particular, eagerly anticipated, replacement is what we’ve got right now.
The VW group has shown what it can do for the market of four door coupes with the Volkswagen Passat CC and the Audi A5 Sportback and now it wows us with what the German group can do for the world of these cars. I say what it can do for the world of these
Ferrari wishes to take no place in a world where the Porsche Panamera and the Aston Martin Rapide fight it out. According to Ferrari CEO Amedeo Felisa the Italian automaker will “never” do a four-door sports sedan destined to compete with the afore mentioned.
I guess that there is no way for the “last road” to be made in a much luxury way than with a Maserati. Before to see the photo with this car, I was thinking that the most luxury way for the “last road” would be in a Mercedes but there is no doubt that this
