BMW’s new 3-Series Touring unveiled
BMW have recently unveiled their new BMW 3-Series Touring, which aims to combine the additional space and versatility of a wagon body style with the performance and aesthetic style of their new sedan range.
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The Honda Uni-Cub, the future of personal mobility
The Honda Cub line of motorbikes has been a major part of Honda's legacy to the automotive world, the Super Cub having been in constant production since 1958. obviously it has seen some upgrades and redesigned as the decades passed but having produced over sixty million units in 2008, the Super Cub is by far the most produced motor vehicle in the history.
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(A couple of) Carroll Shelby’s greatest creations
We mentioned earlier in the week, when we made our quick overview of Carroll Shelby's career, that we'll be talking about him and some of his machines later on in the week, well this is that day, we'll be taking a similarly quick look at some of the machines that make up his legacy.
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American car manufacturers and social media advertising
Recently, a consulting firm from Virginia that specializes in advertising, made a forecast related to the advertising spending for the American car making industry. They projected that the industry will increase spending for advertising by about fourteen percent this year, with around forty percent of that going towards digital media.
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Sound check – The Sound Symposer
Automotive manufacturers have been fiddling with the way their products sound, both on the outside and on the inside, for a few decades now. This practice might be a bit better known in regards to motorbikes, but it is not strange to cars either.
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The passing of a legend: Carroll Shelby
This past week, one of the legends of the automotive world has passed away; Carroll Shelby died Thursday night in Dallas, at the age of 89.
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Google’s autonomous vehicle got its driving license
Google tends to be in Internet related news usually, or more recently space mining, however we'll be talking about it related to automotive news today.
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Porsche Boxter diesel rumors
Porsche has been in the news lately for a variety of reasons, one would be its rather massive revenue from this year's first quarter, most of it being attributed to the extremely successful 911 911, which sold far better than the previous model, the 997.
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Bermuda – More than just the shorts
Bermuda is one of the very few last remains of what once used to be the very vast British colonial empire in North America. While nowadays Bermuda is a self-governing British territory the place itself is part British, part American but mostly Bermudian.
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The Bahamas
The Bahamas have been one of the most popular summer vacation destinations for a solid couple of decades now, their association with an island paradise, clear waters, clear skies and drinks with umbrellas in them, have made these islands a favorite amongst generations of visitors.
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Aruba – Your future travel destination
The Netherlands Antilles are made up of three islands, Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao – sometimes referred to as the ABC islands – and they are quite different from the rest of their Caribbean sisters, which might be the reason why they are still relatively shunned by some European visitors.
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Acapulco is still a thumping partying spot
Acapulco, Mexico rocketed to fame back in the 1950s when it was very well-known for being the hippest spot to be, especially if you were a celebrity. And when we say celebrity we're talking the absolute best of the best from that period, the likes of John Wayne and Frank Sinatra. Those days of glitz and glamour have disappeared but Acapulco never lost its edge or its party atmosphere, it is still a port city featuring an extremely pumping nightlife, beautiful beaches and great accommodation options.
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Barcelona – A unique mix of Mediterranean influences
The Spanish city of Barcelona combines a lot of various features which make individual Mediterranean cities charming, but by bringing all of them together it makes Barcelona uniquely charming as well as relaxed, cosmopolitan and cool.
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A quick look at Jamaica
Usually when people think about Jamaica, visions of reggae playing Rastafarians, honeymooners and very dense billows of grey smoke come to mind, and while those may be true, there are also many other things that this island can offer.
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Las Vegas – A place of modern myth and legends
Las Vegas, Nevada is a truly remarkable place, not only thanks to its incredible history, starting off as a Western cowboy town and turning into the gambling Mecca of the United States, but also because it is something of a technological marvel, it's an artificially created oasis in the middle of the Nevada desert; but that's only the starting point of how insanely interesting, hedonistic and weird this place can be.
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A short peek at modern Montreal
Montreal can be described in many ways, using a variety of words that don't have a lot to do with each other, ranging from seductive to nonconformist, from edgy to unapologetic. Montreal is all of that, and much more, it is basically Canada's focus of fun and creativity, a type of cultural chameleon that takes parts from all the many cultures that inhabit it and mixes them up into a unique sense of style and everything else from the nightlife to the interesting gastronomy.
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The Ford B-Max at the Geneva Motor Show 2012
We reported earlier about The Ford B-Max having been presented during last year's Geneva Motor Show but it wasn't till this year's Motor Show that The Ford B-Max was officially launched.
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The Dacia Lodgy was presented at the Geneva Motor Show 2012
The country of Romania has been known in recent years in the auto industry, as something of a starting point for the low-cost car trend that has been increasing in popularity in recent years and that has been spreading all throughout Europe, reaching its most Western of countries.
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