New Camera Catches Multipe Traffic Offenses

Swiss motorists are bracing for the imminent arrival of the Trafistar SR590 - a new speed camera able to detect multiple traffic offenses.

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Epic E-Car Race Sets off From Geneva

Electric vehicles have set off from Geneva on an epic race around the world that aims to be carbon emission-free.
The Zero Race is intended to also raise awareness about climate change, mobility and renewable energies.

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BMW In Major Effort to Build Electric Cars

It’s difficult to relate an automobile brand like BMW with electric cars but the company has turned a new leaf in history with its new initiative. The company is bent to bring out quite a number of cars by 2013.

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Porsche Scores Highest in Quality Study

Porsche took top honors for the fourth time in five years with 83 problems per 100 vehicles, J.D. Power & Associates' 2010 Initial Quality Study shows.

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Horex Motor Bike Resurrected in Germany

The new motorcycle brand Horex was unveiled, after weeks of clues and teasers were released by a company calling itself “Das Neue Motorrad."

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VW Unveils New Jetta in Times Square Event

Volkswagen unveiled its 2011 Jetta in New York, with more legspace and a bigger body. But most eyes were trained on slim pop singer Katy Perry the German car maker hired to combine sex with horse power. Walter Pfaeffle was there for a closer look.

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Porsche's 918 Spyder Stuns Car Buffs

Porsche has introduced a low-emission hybrid "concept" sports car that is capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in just under 3.2 seconds.

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VW Aims to Double US Market Share

Volkswagen expects to double its market share from 2% to 4%, selling as many as 450,000 vehicles in the United States in the next three to four years.

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Dutch Car Maker Spyker Makes Fresh Bid for GM's Saab Unit

Dutch auto manufacturer Spyker Cars NV and others have expressed interest in General Motors Corp's Saab unit after GM announded it would close the Swedish automaker.

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Audi3 Named "Green Car" Of The Year

The Audi A3 TDI has been chosen as the "green" car of the year at the LA Motor Show. It is the second time in a row that German carmakers have won for their clean diesel cars.

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Audi to Pass Mercedes In Sales; Daimler Back in the Black

German carmaker Audi is set to sell more vehicles worldwide than luxury rival Mercedes for the first time ever next year, according a new study released on Monday.

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Porsche Rejects Volkswagen's Merger Plan

German sports car maker Porsche rejected Saturday an "ultimatum" issued by rival Volkswagen to accept by Monday a proposal for cross-ownership leading eventually to a merger.

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Austrian Firm to Develop "Green" Brakes

 Vienna Engineering has come up with a green answer for car brakes which does away with environmentally unfriendly hydraulic fluids and doesn’t need engine pressure to get brakes to work.

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VW, Porsche to Remain Independent

 German car makers Volkswagen and Porsche plan to merge, bringing to a sudden and dramatic end a lengthy takeover attempt by the sports car manufacturer of its larger rival.

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Fiat Commits to Opel Plants

 Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne, has said in an interview he wants to keep open all four Opel plants in Germany after a possible takeover of the struggling carmaker. Opel is owned by General Motors Corp.

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Another Look At The Diesel

 The shortcomings of diesel cars as understood by skeptics in America may be -- like that infamous report of Mark Twain’s death -- grossly exaggerated.

 

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Lost Horch Car Brought From US To Germany

Lost Horch Car

The last example of a rare 1953 Horch is undergoing restoration at the Audi museum in Ingoldstadt, Germany. The car was discovered, battered and rusty, in a small Texas town earlier this year.

 

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