In today’s history lesson, we are going to learn about the rings that we all love. No, we are not talking about diamond rings, but the four rings that make us smile whenever we look at them. Yes, we are talking about Audi. Audi was technically founded way back in 1885 when the Wanderer Company was established which then later became a branch of Audi. August Horch first established a company called A. Horch & Cie. in the Ehrenfeld district of Cologne in 1899. Shortly after that, in 1909, Horch se

Why do all motorheads love Germany? Well, there are many reasons like the Autobahn, the birthplace of the major automobile companies, etc. But, there is one more reason why we love Germany and it is the Nürburgring. The Nürburgring Grand Prix racetrack was built in 1984, but the Nürburgring racetrack was first built in 1927, almost 100 years back! The first layout was designed by Hans Weidenbrück, using the rolling hillsides and plateaus around the Schloß Nürburg to create a massive circuit. The

Willkommen to Deutschland! Today, we are going to take a walk down the memory lane of Germany’s biggest automobile giant, Volkswagen. The German brand has given the world a long list of superbly well-built and reliable cars over the years, from the iconic Beetle to the Passat and from the Polo to the favorite Golf series. Volkswagen’s tales have strong links to World War 2 and the Nazi party and Adolf Hitler. The idea of the people’s car came in 1937 when Hitler set out to build his dream car,

Mercedes-Benz has once again gone berserk with their flagship luxury sedan, the S-class.  This gobsmacking W223 (V223 long-wheelbase) has taken a huge leap in terms of technology and design. Mercedes has revealed a completely new bunny out of their hat and has set the tone on how the future 3-pointed-star models will look. The seventh-generation papa Benz comes with a radical new design and has shredded away from the old bulky presence to a more stoic appearance. The Mercedes S-Class has hints

So here we are in a time when slowly manual transmission cars are dying out and customers and manufacturers are both shifting to automatic gearboxes. Is this a world we want our children to grow up in? As a true car enthusiast will say, manual cars are more engaging and who even drives an automatic car? And why the torture? But traffic is increasing. Cars are being reprimanded of free spaces to stretch their legs, every country doesn’t have an Autobahn and hence automatics have started to make s