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Audi Q3 To Be Launched In Fall?
Audi might show its SUV for Lilliputians, the Q3, at the Frankfurt Auto Show in September for a launch later in the year. At least that’s what the buzz in Europe is. The rumor mill guesses that the Q3...
View ArticleNo Saab At The Frankfurt Auto Show – Who Cares? But Wait ….
“Frankfurt in September, a city full of car crazy people from all over Europe, but no Saab at the IAA. However, few will notice it. “ So far, so true. Saabsunited reports that Saab will NOT have a...
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Another Audi That Will Never See Production
Volkswagen may show the car for lonesome commuter – Audi won’t have that. They have a concept for a single that has a girlfriend. They call it the “1+1-seat, ultra-light car for congested urban...
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Hyundai’s New Spokesperson: Martin Winterkorn
Hyundai has a new and extremely successful spokesman. He is well-known, he can speak about cars with more authority than a football player. Best of all: He works pro bono. It is Volkswagen’s CEO...
View ArticleMercedes-Benz Has A Concept Car That Grows By Nearly 16 Inches
While it may or may not be the next-generation Mercedes-Benz CLS-class (note: probably not), the automaker took the wraps off a transforming concept car that grows in length significantly at highway...
View ArticleHere Are the Brands That Won’t be Shipping Out to the Frankfurt Motor Show...
Frankfurt is the real deal when it comes to trade events. Germany’s International Motor Show is the oldest and, frequently, the largest exhibition of new vehicles and automotive engineering on the...
View ArticleAutomotive Trade Shows Continue Losing Steam as Industry Spends Money Elsewhere
While automotive trade shows are likely to persist as a way of showing off major manufacturers’ freshest fleets, they’re losing relevance. Automakers continue to option smaller, less trade-focused...
View ArticleA Lot of People Were Protesting Cars in Germany Over the Weekend, but SUVs...
Thousands of people amassed in Germany over the weekend to protest the automotive industry. Ground Zero was in Frankfurt, with an estimated 15,000-25,000 people marching past the Frankfurt Motor Show...
View ArticleFrankfurt Auto Show No Longer in Frankfurt
Verband der Automobilindustrie (VDA), the organizing body of Germany’s International Automobile Exhibition (IAA), has announced it will no longer hold its bi-annual trade show in Frankfurt. Last week,...
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