The Ingolstadters have hit a bit of a problem and still the management at Audi was kind enough to share the information. It seems that the German luxury manufacturer may not be able to hit its sales target this year.
Overall, I’d say the VW Group isn’t one for financial issues at the end of 2010. Not only have Audi’s sales reached a personal best we’ve now heard much of the same from Skoda. The Czechs have something to be proud of. Just as the Germans how own their company have as well.
Out in the wilds of Abu Dhabi but nevertheless, it’s worth a second, third and how much time have you got glance. The BMW Vision EfficientDynamics seems to be quite surefooted about moving from a concept state to an actual production model.
As part of any major business, especially in production, Audi has made serious investment plans. The Ingolstadt based company plans to invest in everything from new products to human resources and tech and even if they says so themselves, this is going to turn out to be costly.
When BMW first bought the Mini brand they made some mistakes in regards to some of its products. One of which, the Mini Clubman, saw a change in directions and became an estate version of the Cooper. This took away a lot of the glamor and street credibility of the Mini.
If perhaps you would like a new status statement in the form of a Mercedes and reckon that riding stock wheels isn’t your thing but a tuned up convertible is too much, there is a solution. It comes from Prior Design and it speaks of something seriously special, a magnificent piece of work on the
I for one always reckoned that Mercedes’ Maybach brand is the most straight forward and no nonsense one out there. For some reason or other, most of the journalistic media would prefer to mock it and favoring creations by Bentley and Rolls Royce to it.
It’s not the first time we hear about BMW’s plans, ideas and hopes for their Megacity lineup. It probably won’t be the last time we hear about it either. The latest on the Bavarian’s inner city oriented vehicles comes from the Internet and it tells us about how busy BMW have been in the legal
I guess the holiday season is really gentle on the Germans at BMW and their workload. With the winter break coming in like a hurricane the Bavarians are taking stuff slow. After slightly updating the 1 Series and the X5 for the U.S. they chose to slightly update the BMW X3.
When you’re a company that sells its cars as ultimate driving machines you definitely can’t live without a serious motorsport program. The Bavarians at BMW care substantially about their racing programs so it seems that recently they’ve been putting quite a lot of time into it.
The newspapers in Munich speak of an interesting development within BMW’s plant. The news isn’t related to a new BMW, a new technology or anything similarly relevant to petrolheads. It’s related somewhat more to the detective novel types.
Just because I don’t like it very much doesn’t mean that the Audi TT isn’t a good car. It’s so good it’s considered an icon in some places. When Audi come up with a hot version with a bigger engine and call it the TT RS, the Ingolstaders are only making life easier for the
I know it doesn’t sound glamorous but for somebody like me, who has winter mornings wasted scraping away the ice it’s an immensely good idea. The new Windshield tech VW is currently testing relies on some chemical magic to work against ice and fog giving you a hard time.
The Germans are at war with themselves it seems. After Smart launched the eScooter, Mini came around with their version of an electric scooter. This actually looked like a serious competition between Mercedes and BMW, the companies that own the two electric scooter makers. It turns out that this either isn’t true or BMW is
Sorry to give away so much within the title but this is pretty much most of the news, a special edition of Fiat’s 500 model will be available in Germany under the name of “Rosso Corsa”. It would seem my title isn’t the only one that’s more than obvious but the limited edition small Italian
Luckily for the Stuttgart based, performance oriented company the sales figures for their latest launch, the Porsche Panamera are a pleasant surprise. The official sales records prove that the four door saloon offered by Porsche exceeded all expectations and, as a result, the Germans have raised their forecast for the year.
