Every history comes to an end. So is with the car’s life. And 2006 brought with it the demise of a slew of auto models, cars, and trucks that won’t be back on dealers’ lots in 2007, including vehicles of every stripe from exotic supercars to plebeian sedans. Farewell to:
Ford GT - Many consider the GT the greatest American supercar ever—a product from Ford no less. Reception of the concept version of the vehicle at the 2002 Paris Auto Show convinced Ford to produce the car on a limited (...
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The “i" logo will be indicating the most exclusive Individual models.
A new logo: The most exclusive cars of Volkswagen Individual GmbH can now be recognized by its own logo: the “i” for the “Individual” product brand.
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The Phaeton has everything you’d expect from a car in this class. It pushes the boundaries of refinement. And is outstandingly built. But, the Phaeton also has a few things you wouldn’t expect.
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Volkswagen plans to present a new model of its Phaeton luxury car in 2009,but until the new generation,Volkswagen is planning to introduce a slight facelift for next year.
The facelift is just to tie in with the rest of the VW family , until its complete replacement comes.
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The auto park of the Supreme Pontiff becomes richer of an other car of prestige: after receiving a
Volvo XC90, his holiness received a
Volkswagen Phaeton 6.0. At the event were present Bernd Pischetsrieder, Ralf-Otto Limbach, Managing Director of the Autogerma (Italian Consociata of the Volkswagen Group) and Maximum Mace, Director of the Volkswagen in Italy.
Powered by a 6.0 liter W12 engine, the Phaeton has a maximum output of 450 hp and can reach a top speed of 150 (..
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