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High Gear Media Staff,
Another week, another new Audi. Hot on the heels of the Cross Cabriolet quattro at the L.A. Motor Show comes first pictures of the droptop A3 compact hatchback. Due on sale in Europe in the spring, the car is said...
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High Gear Media Staff,
On the eve of the Tokyo Motor Show, American automakers are again leaning on theU.S. government to get the Japanese to boost the value of the yen. The yen has been appreciating gradually since the first signs last...
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High Gear Media Staff,
French manufacturer Renault isn’t short of small cars for the European market. There’s the recently announced Twingo, Clio, Clio Campus, and Modus, none of which is more than 157.5 inches long. And now it’s...
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High Gear Media Staff,
What’s Land Rover got in store for the Range Rover? Almost creating a brand within a brand, theU.K. 4x4 firm has strengthened its design team with the appointment of Phil Simmons as the first-ever studio director...
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High Gear Media Staff,
In April Land Rover will be celebrating its 60th anniversary, and the firm looks set for a raft of activity to mark the occasion. There’s likely to be plenty of enthusiast events across the globe, and probably...
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High Gear Media Staff,
The puns have been landing thick and fast from Skoda as part of a marketing campaign for the all-new Fabia supermini, which went on sale this week. The TV ad features a full-sized mockup of the car make entirely...
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High Gear Media Staff,
DaimlerChrysler AG managed to more than double its net earnings during the first quarter, despite a $2 billion operating loss at the struggling Chrysler Group. During the first quarter ending in March, the...
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High Gear Media Staff,
General Motors posted tepid results for the first quarter of 2007 as the housing troubles in theU.S. reduced its earnings and the pace of improvement in its automotive business slowed. The automaker reported net...