Speed control as a money machine: Northern Italy turns off all speed cameras

Doubt All fixed speed cameras in the Northern Italian region of South Tyrol are immediately put out of operation. Many posts do not meet the requirements and, according to Rome, serve purely as a money machine for local governments. Due to a new national regulation of the Italian transport minister, fixed speed cameras are only […]

The electric alternative to the Hyundai i20 and the answer to the VW ID2

The First Images Between the Hyundai Inster and Kona, there is a significant gap. A gap that will naturally be filled with a model. In these photos, you see this new electric Hyundai for the first time. Now the question: is it the Hyundai Ioniq 2 or Ioniq 3? Hyundai has one or more models

Luca De Meo has a successor: François Provost New CEO Renault

Renault Group has a new CEO. His name is François Provost, and he will take over the highest offices of the group on July 31st, as they have found a successor to Luca de Meo in him. In mid-June, it was announced that Luca de Meo would be leaving Renault Group after five years. De

Judge: Peugeot, Citroën, Opel and DS sold cheat diesels

Better late than never Opel, Peugeot, DS and Citroën have launched Sjoemeldiesels from 2009. The court in Amsterdam judges that. Opel, Peugeot, DS and Citroën have brought so -called “Sjoemeldiesels” to the Dutch market since 2009 – Minus Opel then under the flag of Groupe PSA. The court in Amsterdam judges this in cases that

This Ford Escort does a bit sad – in the wild

Struggle over We look a bit compassionate about the screen when you see this Ford Escort. It is already nice that he is still there, but at least he earns a cosmetic pat on his sphere. The fourth generation of the Ford Escort (essentially a further development of the Escort MK3) is now worth a

ANWB warns of overcrowded roads in Europe on Black Saturday

To and From Holiday Destinations The ANWB expects ‘exceptional traffic congestion’ on European roads on Saturday. Departing and returning holidaymakers cause overcrowded roads to and from popular European destinations, warns the traffic information service. In France, August 2nd is considered a black Saturday this year, because on that day many residents of the Paris region

Porsche even more gloomy because of American levies

Porsche has lowered its outlook for the third time this year due to American import duties. The Stuttgart-based sports car manufacturer anticipates that its profit margin this year could fall to 5 percent. In April, the company was still aiming for at least 6.5 percent, and before that, over 10 percent. The lowered profit expectation

Toyota books worldwide sales record and growth in the US

Unstoppable Toyota Motor Corporation can look back on a very strong first half-year. It once again recorded record figures and even saw growth in the American market, which is disrupted by import duties. While one car company after another is warning of significant setbacks due to American import duties, things don’t seem to be slowing

The misery at Nissan: sell less and hundreds of millions of losses

Busy with the way up Nissan is busy closing factories, laying off employees and streamlining numerous processes to get things back on track financially. The latest figures show that the brand is not yet in good shape. Nissan sold 1,613,797 cars worldwide in the first six months of this year. A lot of course, but

Two new Chinese car brands are settling in the Netherlands

You will soon be able to admire some new Chinese cars at numerous dealerships in the country. Cars from Omoda and Jaecoo will be on display there. Omoda and Jaecoo are establishing themselves (or as they say themselves, ‘Omoda&Jaecoo is establishing itself’) in the Netherlands at numerous different dealer companies. In various places in the

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