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- F1 Results: 2011 Italian Grand Prix in Monza
- IAA 2011: Audi Urban Concepts Revealed in the Flesh [Photos + Videos]
- IAA 2011: Seat IBL Sedan Concept Leaks Online
- Official: VW Says Suzuki Violated Agreement by Purchasing Diesel Engines from Fiat
| F1 Results: 2011 Italian Grand Prix in Monza Posted: 11 Sep 2011 02:38 PM PDT  The Italian GP that took place on Sunday at the Monza racetrack was nothing if not exciting. From the moment the red lights went off and the cars started accelerating, it was all drama. Although Ferrari's Fernando Alonso was on the fourth place of the grid, he was able to beat both McLarens as well as pole man Sebastian Vettel and take the lead in turn one. Read more »
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| IAA 2011: Audi Urban Concepts Revealed in the Flesh [Photos + Videos] Posted: 11 Sep 2011 01:09 PM PDT  During a media presentation held ahead of the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show, Audi unveiled its Urban Sportback and Spyder concept cars in the flesh. Up until now, the Ingolstadt-based automaker had only released sketches and computer generated images of its 1+1 seater studies.
The Urban Sportback is fitted with a canopy that forms part of the body and slides up and to the rear, while the roofless Spyder features a flat window strip wrapping around the cockpit and doors that open upward at an angle. Read more »
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| IAA 2011: Seat IBL Sedan Concept Leaks Online Posted: 11 Sep 2011 09:45 AM PDT  Seat had told us that it would be unveiling a "new and exciting" concept car at the upcoming 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show, but a Spanish fan club beat them to it by publishing the first official photograph of the study, which it claims found on the pages of Spanish newspaper ABC. We asked around and can confirm that the scanned image is indeed is official. Read more »
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| Official: VW Says Suzuki Violated Agreement by Purchasing Diesel Engines from Fiat Posted: 11 Sep 2011 10:00 AM PDT  It's no secret that Volkswagen's business relationship with Suzuki after the Germans acquired a 19.9 percent of the Japanese manufacture's shares in December 2009 under a strategic cooperation has been a deeply troubled one. However, up until now, the two sides tried to keep the problems "in house". But today, following recent comments from the Japanese firm's chairman Osamu Suzuki that the two companies "aren't even talking", the Volkswagen Group decided to make these problems public with an official announcement. Read more »
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