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Renault Megane: 3 New Versions Built Around The Driver
We’re ready to welcome the new three different versions of the Renault Megane, named Duel, Duel2 and Intens. Starting from the entry level of the range, we can already appreciate Read More
Mercedes Unveils AMG E53 Wagon and Sedan
For those who can’t give up the performance side on their Mercedes, there is no longer just the V8. Now the E-Class can be equipped with “mild-hybrid” technology and a Read More
Premium Families’ Favorite: This Is The New Audi A6 Avant
Probably some were waiting for it, but let’s be honest, the model still in the list does not seem old at all. Despite this, Audi have unveiled the new A6 Read More
The New Volvo V60 Gives Plenty of Luxury Without Costing You a Kidney
Keeping the updated style and design refined with the recent XC60 and XC40, it is time to renew the V60, the intermediate proposal for those who want to put in Read More
Peugeot 508: Mind Blowing New Sedan From France
Oh my, Peugeot knows how to get things done. After collecting a global standing ovation with the 3008 SUV, the new 508 sedan is ready to continue an argument made Read More
The Icon. 40 Years Later. Meet The New Mercedes G-Class
No one asked for it, we have always loved it as it was, precisely because it has always been faithful to its unmistakable square line and dedicated to an extreme Read More
Here Comes The New AMG 53 Models
Unveiled at the Detroit Auto Show, the new AMG 53 series further enriches the performance proposal of the brand. At least initially they will be available exclusively on the new Read More
Lamborghini Urus: World’s Fastest SUV
Lamborghini Urus: World’s Fastest SUV Let’s make it simple, let’s go straight to the point: Lamborghini has presented the Urus, the fastest and most exclusive SUV in the world. Read More
New Ford Fiesta: It’s Here!
New Ford Fiesta: It’s Here! Words by Roberto Marrone Photo credits: Ford A sunny day accompanied our press drive with the new Ford Fiesta. The meeting point was Read More
