Mastretta in turmoil as founding brothers walk away over dispute
Mastretta, Mexico's first car company, is in danger following a split between the founding brothers and investors, according to a report from Autocar.
Mastretta, Mexico's first car company, is in danger following a split between the founding brothers and investors, according to a report from Autocar.
Though a number of foreign automakers have located their North American assembly plants in Mexico, our neighbors to the south are hardly known for producing their own cars under their own names. But performance-oriented startups are trying their best to upset that notion. VUHL is one such notable exception. The recently surfaced Noah Joseph
Mastretta is reportedly on the verge of pulling back the covers on its latest creation, the MXT-R, at the Autosport International Racing Car Show. According to Autocar, the Mexican sports car will make use of the 2.0-liter Ecoboost four-cylinder engine lifted from the Ford Focus ST. Tuned to around 285 horsepower, the engine sho
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