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WEBNew car report on Aug 22. Volkswagen ID.7 GTX. New car report on Aug 20. Porsche 911 GTS T-Hybrid. New car report on Aug 16. Porsche Panamera Mk3. New car report on Aug 14. Lotus Emeya. New car report on Aug 10.
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WEBEurope .... Japan .... USA .... all the best cars are in AutoZine.
AutoZine - Past reports
WEBNew car report on Oct 28. Porsche 911 GT3 RS. New car report on Oct 27. BMW M4 CSL. New car report on Oct 26. Porsche 911 Sport Classic. New car report on Oct 25. Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS. New car report on Oct 24.
AutoZine - Past reports
WEBSubaru Impreza. New car report on Jun 7. Honda Accord Mk11. New car report on Jun 3. Aston DBS 770 Ultimate. New car report on Jun 2. Alpine A110 R. New car report on Jun 1. Fiat Abarth 500e.
AutoZine Technical School
WEBHandling. AutoZine Technical School was established in 1998 as an attempt to bring my readers the principles of the latest automotive technology, such as variable valve timing, electronic stability control and dual-clutch gearbox. At that time, such information was scarce on the net, while most reference books still talked about outdated ...
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WEBThe promised land for car enthusiasts: AutoZine: About AutoZine
Classic Car Archive - AutoZine
WEBAll new cars in the world. Light Car Company: 1992: Rocket
AutoZine Car Archive
WEBAll new cars in the world. Introduction: A: Acura Alfa Romeo Alpine Artega Ascari Aston Martin Audi: B: Bentley BMW Brilliance Bristol Bugatti Buick: C: Cadillac Caterham Chevrolet Chrysler Citroen: D: Dacia Daewoo Daihatsu Dodge DS: F: Farbio Ferrari FIAT Fisker Ford: G: General Motors
Introduction to AutoZine Car Archive
WEBThe original AutoZine car archives consisted of 3 parts - New Cars, Classic Cars and Strange Cars. In 2006, Classic Cars and Strange Cars were combined, while a new section Graveyard was opened to store the cars phased out from New Cars archive. To streamline the maintenance work and ease navigation, the archives were reorganized again in 2009.
AutoZine Technical School
WEBAUTOZINE TECHNICAL SCHOOL. Continuously Variable Transmission is getting more and more popular on small to mid-size cars, eating the market share of manual and low-end automatic transmissions. In 2015, the world produced 11.3 million CVTs. It is expected to grow to 18.2 million units by 2022. In theory, CVT is an ideal transmission.
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