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Volkswagen announces 'Temporary Auto Pilot' with advanced features
PhysOrg.com
(PhysOrg.com) -- Volkswagen, as part of the European wide research project HAVEit, has announced the Temporary Auto Pilot (TAP), a set of features added to a car that aids in speed control, lane-assist and crash avoidance. Much like the highly touted ...
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PhysOrg.com
Volkswagen Holds Off on MAN SE Board Nominations Amid EU Antitrust Talks
Bloomberg
By Andreas Cremer - Mon Jun 27 12:40:54 GMT 2011 Volkswagen AG (VOW), Europe's biggest car manufacturer, backed off plans to name executives to MAN SE (MAN)'s supervisory board to help facilitate regulatory clearance to merge the companies' truckmaking ...
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Driverless Nevada
Cato @ Liberty
Companies such as GM and Volkswagen have invested heavily in research and development of cars that can drive themselves, and I expected that they would soon begin lobbying state legislatures to change laws to allow such driverless cars on the road. ...
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Success For Volkswagen's Dakar Hotshots, Bad Luck For Golf24 Trio
PaddockTalk
After an impressive performance in the first third of the race, which included a spectacular duel between Volkswagen driver Thomas Mutsch (#135) and "Strietzel" Stuck, with Mutsch's four-wheel drive Golf bearing down on the Nordschleife legend's ...
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Tell Us: What Should Porsche Name Its Baby Boxster?
Automobile Magazine
While we know that the new Porsche will share a platform with Volkswagen and Audi (those cars will be the BlueSport and R4, respectively), we didn't even have a name for the Porsche. We do now. According to Auto Express' sources within Porsche, ...
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Automobile Magazine
Volkswagen Opts for Renewable Energy in Brazil
Autochannel (press release)
BRAZIL – June 27, 2011: Volkswagen do Brasil is investing 120 million euros in the construction of two hydropower plants. The two plants will have a total rating of 48.3 megawatts and will supply almost 40 percent of the electric power required by the ...
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Autochannel (press release)
300th Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Sold
Motorward
Even at those insane prices, Volkswagen, who owns Bugatti, claims that – considering the cost of development – not only they made no profit, they lost a big pile of money on each Veyron. We're not sure that's particularly true because they kept making ...
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Motorward
Volkswagen Touareg TDI goes on 16000 Mile Pan-American highway
eGMCarTech
The 2011 Volkswagen Touraeg TDI diesel is taking on quite a challenge next week as Rainer Zietlow and two teammates take it on a trip down the Pan-American Highway. In celebration of the road's 75th anniversary, the team will take the Touraeg from one ...
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VW Delays MAN Board Move Pending Merger Clearance
New York Times
Volkswagen said on Monday that it would postpone appointing its top executives to the supervisory board of the truck maker MAN until it obtained merger clearance. A spokeswoman for Europe's competition commissioner, Joaquín Almunia, said on Monday that ...
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New York Times
This is what a $217800 1963 Volkswagen Bus looks like
Jalopnik
When the smoke cleared a high bid of $198000 had purchased the 1963 Volkswagen you see here ($217800 after buyer's fees). We know what you are wondering at this point and no, this VW was not a charity vehicle. This leaves us with the only other ...
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Blogs1 new result for volkswagen
 
Volkswagen presents semi-autonomos, hands-free driving system
Volkswagen has presented a new technology called Temporary Auto Pilot (TAP) which allows semi-automatic driving.
Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine


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