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0Podcast: Autoblog Podcast #303 1349817600
Jaguar sedan and SUV, Volkswagen design, 2014 BMW M3, Scion courts metal fans Episode #303 of the Autoblog Podcast is here, and this week, Dan Roth, Zach Bowman and Jeff Ross talk about Jaguar possibly adding a small sedan and utility vehicle, Volkswagen talking up the virtues of its careful ...
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Submit your questions for Autoblog Podcast #303 LIVE! 1349734800
We record Episode #302 of the Autoblog Podcast tonight, and you can drop us your questions and comments via our Q&A module below. Subscribe to the Autoblog Podcast in iTunes if you haven't already done so, and if you want to take it all in live, tune in to our UStream (audio only) channel at ...
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Exclusive: A look inside the Volkswagen Group Electronics Research Laboratory 1341072180
Manufacturers realized long ago that the most effective way to leverage niche talent was to embed a team in the heart of the segment. From surfboard makers to chocolatiers, firms relocated offices to seek specific talents and a better local feel. Automakers jumped on the bandwagon too. Southern ...
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The award-winning Fortis Spaceleader Chronograph by Volkswagen Design 1271244060
Fortis Spaceleader Chronograph by Volkswagen Design – Click above for high-res imageYou might figure that, with Porsche now under the Volkswagen umbrella, we'd see fewer overlaps in the group's expansive product portfolio. But remember, this is the auto giant that brought out the Phaeton ... -
VW design chief wants a return to 'basics' 1214519280
If you look back over the years, Volkswagens have been steadily marching toward the gaudy. We're not talking Sagrada Familia amazingness, but chromey, buck-toothed, overwrought fussiness. Walter Da'Silva is out to change all that by realigning Volkswagen design with its past. That doesn't mean that ...
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VW says nein to boring design 1165174620
While Volkswagen's Tiguan is more radical-looking than most small SUVs out there, the rest of VW's lineup might best be described as German. Not necessarily ugly, mind you, just not envelope-puching, cutting edge stuff.But that could change in the coming years, says VW product head Dr. Wolfgang ...

