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– Another year, another swirling rumor of the imminent return of the iconic Volkswagen Microbus. The latest actually has some credibility, however, given that they started at a group interview with VW product-development board member Dr. Heinz-Jakob Neusser making comments that making “lifestyle vehicles,” such as the next-generation Beetle and yes, perhaps even a new Microbus, will become a priority at VW moving forward. – Dr. Neusser described both the Beetle
– Another year, another swirling rumor of the imminent return of the iconic Volkswagen Microbus. The latest actually has some credibility, however, given that they started at a group interview with VW product-development board member Dr. Heinz-Jakob Neusser making comments that making “lifestyle vehicles,” such as the next-generation Beetle and yes, perhaps even a new Microbus, will become a priority at VW moving forward. – Dr. Neusser described both the Beetle
-Way back in 2001, few could have predicted that the movie The Fast and The Furious would blossom into what it is today. What started as a single movie has grown into one of the world’s most popular and profitable franchises, and the Furious series’ impact on car culture can’t be understated. – That’s why this 1993 Toyota Supra, an original stunt car used in filming the first Furious movie
-Way back in 2001, few could have predicted that the movie The Fast and The Furious would blossom into what it is today. What started as a single movie has grown into one of the world’s most popular and profitable franchises, and the Furious series’ impact on car culture can’t be understated. – That’s why this 1993 Toyota Supra, an original stunt car used in filming the first Furious movie
– Save for a single-cab pickup with a straight-up bench seat, a true three-seat vehicle is rare. There are basically the McLaren F1, Ferrari 365P, and, now, this Volvo XC90 concept. – Yet since Volvo is owned by Chinese automaker Geely and the Shanghai auto show is positively dripping with money, you can expect this ultra-lavish SUV to reach production, deleted front passenger seat and all. Building on the XC90 Excellence—which already delivers Range Rover SVAutobiography–esque luxury with
– Save for a single-cab pickup with a straight-up bench seat, a true three-seat vehicle is rare. There are basically the McLaren F1, Ferrari 365P, and, now, this Volvo XC90 concept. – Yet since Volvo is owned by Chinese automaker Geely and the Shanghai auto show is positively dripping with money, you can expect this ultra-lavish SUV to reach production, deleted front passenger seat and all. Building on the XC90 Excellence—which already delivers Range Rover SVAutobiography–esque luxury with
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