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The three-pointed star logo of Mercedes-Benz represents the burning desire to bring products that dominate everywhere: on land, under the sea, and even in the sky.
40 Years of Development – BMW M GmbH (3)
Cars with high-performance capabilities are always the dream of true car enthusiasts. And BMW, as the flagship of the automotive industry, serves the mission of embodying and transmitting that passion. Let's review the remarkable 40-year milestones of BMW M GmbH.
100 Years of Maserati: A Century of Automotive Excellence
Maserati, the Italian sports car manufacturer, has a rich history that spans almost a century since its establishment in 1914. Let's delve into the story of this iconic brand.
Toyota – The Undisputed Number 1 Japanese Car Manufacturer
When it comes to the Land of the Rising Sun, one immediately thinks of electronics and automobiles, two major industries that contribute to the renowned "made in Japan" brand. And the leading automotive conglomerate in Japan is Toyota.
First Obama’s Car Priced at $900
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The History of the Presidential Lincoln Car Company
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Changing the Icon of Ford Motor: The Process
Ford Motor has a rich history of 110 years of formation and development. However, the current logo of the company is only over 40 years old. Before that, Ford has undergone multiple logo changes. Let's explore the history of this automotive brand's iconic symbol.
When was the pick-up truck invented?
Pick-up trucks are versatile and increasingly popular vehicles. It is surprising that few people know that this type of vehicle has been around since the early days of car manufacturing.
Fascinating Origins of Car Names
E-class and the letter "E" is derived from the German term "Einspritz," which means "fuel injection." "Touareg" by Volkswagen refers to a tribe residing near the Sahara desert, while "Corolla" means a wreath of flowers and "Gentra" is a combination of gentleman - a refined man - and transport.
Technical regulations change in 62 years of F1
Formula 1 or F1 is the highest level of open-wheel car racing according to the definition of the International Automobile Federation, the global governing body for motor sports. The term "Formula" in the name is used to refer to a set of regulations that all participants and vehicles must adhere to.
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