Schlagwort: Auto Industry Trends

Historic Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR Auctioned for 135 Million Euros

The most expensive car in the world is neither a Bugatti not a Rolls-Royce, but a vehicle built by the German manufacturer Mercedes-Benz. A historic 300 SLR recently set a record sale price. An extremely rare original model of the 300 SLR Uhlenhaut Coupé from 1955, one of only two examples from the Mercedes-Benz Classic … Weiterlesen Historic Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR Auctioned for 135 Million Euros →

Porsche Celebrates 50th Anniversary of the Iconic 911 Turbo

(TRD/BNP) Porsche is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the 911 Turbo with a special edition model named 911 Turbo 50 Years. This limited edition, restricted to 1,974 units, commemorates the vehicle's iconic legacy by blending classic design elements with modern technology. The 911 Turbo, introduced in 1974, was revolutionary, bringing turbocharged technology from the racetrack … Weiterlesen Porsche Celebrates 50th Anniversary of the Iconic 911 Turbo →

TRD Press International: Court declares cameras in cars inadmissible

(TRD/BNP) A court in Germany has ruled that the use of dashcams in cars to film public spaces is illegal. This decision is based on the country's strict data protection regulations, which are designed to protect citizens' privacy. According to the court's ruling, filming public spaces without the express consent of the people being filmed … Weiterlesen TRD Press International: Court declares cameras in cars inadmissible →

Leasingnehmer genießen die Flexibilität mit weniger Startkapital

(TRD/MID) Gerade angesichts drohender Fahrverbote kann Leasing eine clevere Alternative sein. Trotzdem schrecken immer noch viele Privatpersonen davor zurück. Doch für wen lohnt sich ein Leasingvertrag wirklich? Der Online-Marktplatz LeasingMarkt.de hat potenzielle Kundengruppen zusammengestellt. Wenn sich Nachwuchs angemeldet hat, ändern sich bei den Betroffenen auch die Bedürfnisse ans Auto. Leasingnehmer genießen die Flexibilität, ihren Wagen … Weiterlesen Leasingnehmer genießen die Flexibilität mit weniger Startkapital →