this is a converted car. the government stepped in and said no, we will make the plans, .ou build the cars when you're out in the field, you have to be able to swap parts, so they had to be built for war. intos put the jeep civilian production after the war, and it would be, for many years, considered a very utilitarian vehicle. really be until the that sport-utility vehicles came onto the scene, but you can trace them back to world war ii. through the 19 60's, the american automobile industry treated its products as one size it's all. -- fits all. you could certainly order different trim levels, something with more accessories, more chrome in many cases, fancier. but that was it. germany really was the first foreign automaker to break into the american market with the volkswagen beetle. reliablenest, transportation. american automaker started to realize there was a market for smaller cars. in the 1960's, ford introduces introduces chevrolet the car you see behind me. no question it was the most revolutionary

car. instead, it was a prototype to build a functional automobile. while ford could read and understand blueprints, he on -- he appreciated seeing things in three dimensions. he built the water sidled behind a home that he and clara ford tinkereding and he there when he was not at work and frankly, tinkered away sometimes when he was at work, too. one of the advantages was he his hisxibility in schedule. he put his vehicle together -- it was june 1896 when he took it through the streets of detroit. bicycleiding ahead on a just to warn folks that the quadra cycle was coming. be vehicle is not terribly -- the vehicle is not terribly sophisticated as you can see. it literally has for bicycle tires and a chain drive. two cylinders on either side of the flywheel and a leather belt that can be shifted between two youce, effectively giving two speeds. the top speed is 15, maybe 20 miles brower if you are going downhill on smooth pavement. you do not want to go any faster than that because it has

in the face of that car. when we were driving near i had never seen moves and i look at that and they all wave and small it's just it is a kind of brings out happiness in. everybody. for many participants one of the highlights is cruising through the countryside of the gorean coast. with the soft top down and at a leisurely pace since the car has a top speed of eighty five kilometers an hour. our speed is almost thirty method but anyway we can really feel this guy up over there oh he does a concert that's a good thing which end to end that's a very. different vision of classic cinquecento is passes through one village after another. after a short rest stop the journey continues a journey back in time to the one nine hundred sixty s. when la dolce vito was alive and well. well we stay with the good old times when cars still have style and elegance over poises a berliner with a passion for british cars he's relocated to the black forest in southern germany and surrounded by idyllic mountains and livestock he wo

car industry but still stocks in the car industry headed south and the reason that there's still a big question mark if china actually might start to impose tariffs on u.s. car imports starting friday we still don't know if that's really going to happen we also got news on tuesday that the u.s. shipped my maker micron technology it actually was blocked for selling certain memory chips in china and that stock got under heavy selling pressure and took the entire market was it sold trade still is all the rage here on wall street and probably also across the globe. corporate news now and facebook shares dropped over two percent on tuesday following reports of an expanding investigation into the social network's role in the data sharing scandal involving british company cambridge analytic according to the washington post the widening probe now includes the securities and exchange commission the f.b.i. and the federal trade commission facebook has come under pressure after a whistleblower revealed that british company cambridge analytical had collected personally identifiable information of

as car for the car has power style and it rides a bit higher but that's what i wanted and that's all i need. this is the right car for me it's. the five think. but even new car buyers are turning away from diesels the car dealer thomas cox says he's not worried new car sales remain buoyant even if customers preferences are changing . the world isn't aimless switching from diesel to gasoline engines so our overall sales figures are robust we're still seeing growth was selling more petrol powered vehicles and that makes up for lower diesel sales among consumers who are combined old place. used car dealers those are facing an uncertain future. aslam says only one thing could help the german government needs to move fast to settle the issue of potential diesel bans only clarity can help restore customer confidence he says and help him move some of these used cars are languishing on his lot. had before we go wednesday americans celebrate their independence day and one of the traditions in new york is the hot dog eating contest sponsored by nathan's famous hot dogs world champion joey ches

i'll be invited somewhere every night with my car that's all i say a car like this is the best means of communication there as the fines are probably cut so it's with. many people if they're beatles pathnames and who can forget herbie the lump of. coal that makes the v.w. beetle much more than just one of the world's best selling cars. now we switch lanes and move on to lorries which are not usually known for their beautiful design but in spain one man is changing that perception with a novel idea the so-called truck project is run by a spanish foliage company owner who has a passion for art in the last five years thousands of lorries have been given a make over by contemporary artists and drive up and down the country catching the eyes of fellow travelers. at first glance this may look like an abstract painting on a wall but look again and it's actually a work of art on the side of a truck. this is the truck art project an initiative in madrid twenty nine of spain's most established artists have taken part. as one of them. to me and it's a painting in movement on this i feel you get

this could be a car. that could be a car.hose could be a car. >> if you look at it your way, a lot of things could have been cars. >> do you ever look at it that way? >> um... >> pete spent $100,000 on wall plaster, $15,000 in murals, and $500,000 in his customer lounge. look, you don't have to have a college degree to know that to spend over $600,000 on just those items, i mean, it's just irresponsible. think about it like this. the average price of a used car sold in this market is $15,000. that means pete could have used that money to buy and sell 40 cars. at an average margin of $2,000 per car, he would've made $80,000 more in a given month. what'd you pay for the building? >> 1.875 million. >> so you have a little under 4 million in the facility. >> yes. >> how much debt do you have on the business? >> about 6.9 million. >> i'm sorry, how much? >> 6.9 million. 5.3 million is myself, my money, and the rest is just friends and family. >> where's the money? >> holding the losses. keep this place going. i'm losing over $100,

on a car imports from the e.u. with two point five percent meanwhile the eighty year levees are actually ten percent in imports from the united states so quite a difference that but those figures will there be tell half the story when it comes to s.u.v.s and pickup trucks the u.s. auto industry is main source of income in new cars was subject to twenty five percent in tariffs the a you on the other hand only ten percent that twenty five percent tariff it actually takes back all the way to nineteen is sixty three and it was known as the chicken tax because it came in response to tariffs the fronts of west germany imposed on imports of u.s. chicken just goes to show you that trade tensions are nothing new and can be quite complicated well let's bring in an ng host he's an automotive industry analyst from every corner i s i london he joins me on the line now the german car industry has just published its healthier results do we see any signs of crisis there well when you look at your prices this is a full blown crisis

mustang was one of those cars where the name itself transcends the car. we're externally pleased to have a mustang in our collection. it was originally only supposed to be on display -- you could , but there was an airline pilot by the name of stanley tucker. he owned it for about a year and a half. the whole time his try to get the car back from him. ithink he quickly realized is an important car, we should have -- the ultimate we worked where he exchanged a fully loaded 1966 mustang. the president of ford motor at the time. coming up with the mustang concept. and that came to us shortly after. fan magazinestang tracked him down. he answered pretty honestly. it worked out well for us. all the mustang fans treat this as -- they want to see this vehicle, where the whole thing started. >> you can watch this and other american artifacts programs by visiting our website, c-span.org/history. click's next francis gary powers junior talks about his father, cia pilot yuri powers, and his experience -- pilot gary powers, and is expensive being held after his fligh

and then there's what goes into the cars or, more specifically, what comes out of the cars, which isckside labs and high—end scientific equipment. between every session, the cars are given the equivalent of a blood test, the oil and the fuel is taken to see if it's contaminated, and that might give you a clue as to the state of the engine, and that is done in the fuel lab. the oil is put into a spectrometer, which tests for different metals in the fluid. the amount of a specific metal present can reveal if a particular part of the engine is degrading too quickly. and actually, it looks like the most stressful job today is and actually, it looks like the most stressfuljob today is being done by jen. yes, spencer, iam here at this hurricane simulator in cologne, germany. it was built to see how its most popular models compete against other models on earth from high altitude, humidity, snow and winds and driving rain. —— gale force winds. they are capable of testing up winds. they are capable of testing up to ten cars at once. i conduct the tests. i have the solar simulation for tempera

cars the office and you know move. the nazis had told fatten and to design a low priced but reliable car for the average consumer he presented the first series production model in one nine hundred thirty eight but production didn't begin until after world war two at the plant in full support by the time production ended in two thousand and three twenty one million vehicles had rolled off assembly lines the world over first in germany and later in mexico as well. as lying on the boards people were proud that not long after the country was left in ashes it could bring such a successful product to market a german product the land that just a few years before had left other countries and sudden ashes came along with something that thrilled everyone. is also a beatle fan. he runs a restaurant in berlin where your claim and is currently showing parts of his photo collections they show that the v.w. beetle has fans around the globe the little car from germany made its way to every continent believes that its success owes much

cars and social forces. i like to say we tell to stories in this exhibit. story we tell you is how the car has evolved over the last 120 years and changed to meet our needs. cars have gotten larger, faster, more colorful, more luxurious, you name it. but we are also trying to tell the story of how we have changed to meet the cars' needs. because we have changed where we live, how we live, how we work, where we eat. and this is all impacted in some way by the automobile. so, if you come here, i hope you get some of those questions, if not answered, at least planted in your mind as food for further thought and further discussion. we looked at just a few of the cars in our collection, but i think they represent a real cross-section of the american automobile over the last century and a quarter. announcer: you can watch this and other artifacts programs i -- by visiting our website, c-span.org/history. >> next on american history tv, three former white house photographers talk about their work with presidents ge

with a car that was a sign on. more for road racing and. a race car so i took out a. bike b.c.thank you with the hundred horsepower which you spent a year it was the first time. more than two hundred horsepower i know so the first time you had the full that i got. those second generation of the followed in two thousand and six. that already feels like. one of them generation he said. pointing to the sixty or so. speed but it was a celebration and he has a chance here that we need. to try. and use the latest generation leon cooper with three hundred ten more power under the hood a limited edition art is a series production vehicle that performs like a sports car. but cooper is aren't being branded as see any more. so you won't find this seeing that logo on cooper models in the future. at the see through spain they're taking the cooper in a new direction. has been through. the bra. has been always as you say. to bring. the. market where it could be. because between the. police work grow. the cooper brand will be bringing its own models on to the market though that will be based o

the car is refusing to drive itself so he takes the wheel. top—end driverless cars cost a bomb.y big teams, have pricey radar and lasers and use big data maps to find their way. this one is cheap but not short on brains. his off the shelf cameras talk to an algorithm that reads the road even without maps. india's government is against driverless cars because they fearjob losses but the technology being developed here could still travel far, especially with the advent of artificial intelligence. now, whether or not at some time in the future will have driverless cars is very debatable. however, the same technology can be used to make india's roads safer. many here place their faith in dashboard mounted gods to protect them. but with 150,000 dying on india's roads annually, driver i, a hazard warning system developed in bangalore might also merit a look in. so why did he go there? it is too close and it was detected. and it is just as well because they were policemen! driver i is a clever back—seat driver. so this is the front camera. it measures acceleration, orientation and has

now that car, sometimes they just have cars from rental cars because those rental cars get stolen on that lot. we have other companies that have the same rental cars. >> so the question, sir, is -- sorry to interrupt you. what is your procedure? your procedure is you do not call the owner, and after 72 hours, you install a mechanic'slene. >> yes, it is. >> and the registration does not have a phone number, per se. >> but the registration says alamo rent a car, which there's a thing called google. >> and he's in touch with them every day since he's doing towing every day. >> and you said since there's fees, they just waived the fee and dropped the vehicle off. was there communication how that vehicle or correspondence why and how that vehicle was going to show up in. >> we called road side, and road side said, you know, that we had to tow out the vehicle in the morning. unfortunately they did not show us how to tow appeal. they did not issue it out, so they said hey, you know, the vehicle -- i've got to know why the security guard was not there or why that lot was closed that day. i s

cars are safe.r one am looking forward to getting back to some nice british weather. that was jen copestake, and some nice british weather. that wasjen copestake, and that's it from the austrian grand prix. i have you found it as the ruling and strange as i have. —— thrilling. you can see a lot more photos up on twitter. thank you very much for watching and we will see you soon. hello. welcome to the weekend, which will offer a bit of cloud and some rain to parts of scotland and northern ireland, whereas much of england and wales will stay dry. here's the rain—maker — this weak weather front coming in. for saturday, it is just towards the far north, north—west of scotland. it will affect more of scotland and northern ireland on sunday. for many over the weekend there will be sunshine, there will be warmth. in fact, building warmth particularly across parts of england and wales. sunday looking even hotter in places. a range of weather this weekend. this is what it will look on saturday morning. the c

iran from tucker said the car was aug first on t.w. . drive it the d w motor magazine coming up psy-ops crossover the new. breezes in the ffion five hundred convertible. and a spacious seven seater from lexus the already l. dad car chester and manual shaper points out that the lexus all right susan huge success and not just because of the continuing popularity of s.u.v.s but the trend goes toward more passengers so lexus decided to produce a longer version of the all rex and it accommodates seven people in. the all right so was developed specifically for the demands of the american and asian markets currently only one engine is available for it's the four hundred fifty eight there's no mention of the are extreme hundreds two liter turbo charged gasoline engine in the all right sales car configurator starting at sixty seven thousand euros in germany the price for the r. excelled can be more than eighty thousand depending on the equipment. emanuel's has to be our excel as a four fifty eight hybrid with two electric motors one on the front

everyone said that he loved his car. he washed his car, cleaned his car.ar was his prized possession. >> reporter: investigators turned their sights back to christina's boyfriend, hunter. a week after she disappeared, hunter finally brought his phone into plano p.d. but when forensic experts went through it, the questions for hunter did not fade away. >> some things had been erased. text messages, conversations, things like that have been erased. >> reporter: could you tell what he'd erased? >> we know he erased part of the conversation with him and christina, that that conversation was gone. >> reporter: police knew little for sure, but they strongly believed one or maybe both of these men was lying. the question was about what? >>> coming up, a crime miles away that might help police crack this case. >> we didn't know there was something there that might be connected to christina. >> when "dateline" continues.egh got simparica now. simpari-what? simparica is what kills tick and fleas, like us. kills? kills! studies show at the end of the month, it kills

but duster has been a huge success for romanian car maker dacha is known for its robust low price cars and the duster was meant to make a modern s.u.v. affordable to everyone now dutchie is launching the second generation with the same goal. no i want to contest irani let's take points out the dusters new materials and design it's the cheapest s.u.v. in germany and allows buyers to enter the world of s.u.v.s for just eleven thousand four hundred ninety year olds today we're driving the more upscale trimline the pristine shuttle now let's get a closer look at what it has to offer. in keeping with the new dutchy a brand designed this second generation. duster features a radiator grille with distinctive inserts and a chrome look the pattern continues into the head lamps separating them a death three segments for high and low beams and the turn signal. pre-decided roof railing adds to the overall harmonious picture but the silver appearance is exclusive to the pristine streamline. the rear is just as impressive where horizontal lines and widely spaced taillights emphasize the dusters broad

put a levy on parts as well let's look at two cars honda civic an l d q five the compact car today costs just over seventeen thousand dollars but see what happens when we slap on trump's judy's the price shoots up by almost one thousand seven hundred dollars the luxury s.u.v. comes off even worse a price increase of almost nine thousand either the consumer all the company will have to eat that cost of higher costs means cutbacks from the u.s. tariffs alone that could mean as much as one hundred ninety five thousand jobs lost factor in retaliation by foreign countries on an equal basis as many as six hundred twenty four thousand u.s. jobs could be slashed and today workers in the industry have made their anger clear . inevitably everyone arrived but auto pick up trucks made in the u.s. even japan's toyota belongs to the u.s. automakers alliance along with names like general motors ford and folks. all of them produced in the u.s. and they all oppose trump's plans if we put very very high taxes on cars in the united states and keep in mind since it's both auto imports and auto parts imports

dad car tester and manual shaffer points out that the lexus all right susan huge success and not just because of the continuing popularity of s.u.v.s but the trend goes toward more passengers so lexus decided to produce a longer version of the all wrecks and it accommodates seven people in. the all right so it was developed specifically for the demands of the american and asian markets currently only one engine is available for its the four hundred fifty eight there is no mention of the our extreme hundreds two liter turbo charged gasoline engine in the all right sales car configurator starting at sixty seven thousand euros in germany the price for the r. excelled can be more than eighty thousand depending on the equipment. the manuals has to be is a four fifty eight hybrid with two electric motors one on the front axle and one on the rear in combination with the gasoline engine they put out two hundred thirty kilowatts of system performance that's three hundred thirteen horsepower for two point two tons of weight impressive by itself. and then average fuel consumption is really dead

car, they may one day save lives. john ramos, kpix 5. >> in the fall they will organize walking tours to show neighbors the quickest route to safety. >>> a short cut for drivers is now no more. crissy field avenue near the golden gate bridge is now off limits to cars. meant to improve access to pedestbicycl o are going from the golden gate bridge to crissy field. the ceo says this change will connect a missing piece. >> doesn't get a lot of car traffic. some people know it as a cut thru. >> aliminate the possibility of car accidents -- eliminate the possibility of car accidents. >>> muni passengers will be getting a transfer extension. the board of directors is adding another 30 minutes to transfers for single ride cash fairs and that will bump up the 90 minute transfers to 2 hour. they hope this extension will encourage more riders and fewer timeinto effect in september. >>> a street party like no other, the car shore, kpix 5's daven f talk -- devin fehely talked to some owners. >> this was my aunt's car. i was born

cars. the small firm imports about one thousand cars per year the vehicles have to be retrofitted to comply with the regulations so they can pass technical inspection. us cars often lack fog lamps and separate yellow turn lights moreover there can be no yellow blue or red lights in the front of the car. but you can try from these tribes still had yellow lights this morning i had to take them out it's not allowed in germany parking lights always have to be white the retrofit can be tricky the company even developed its own switching relay to make american and european technology more compatible most u.s. carmakers don't have the european market in mind in germany the best selling american car is the ford mustang which is still a niche product. and order for today a german car with a v eight motor at least one hundred thousand euros my guess the v. eight ford mustang costs about forty five thousand euros that's a huge difference. and believes neither the one thousand euro retrofit nor the ten

, trying to pick up cars. there's one incidents where he told one of my officers to mind his own business when he's trying to inquire why he's at the scene. so basically i've told my officers if you find any tow company that have had a c.h.p. scene, and you find they're not supposed to be there, cite them for 22-513. i've had two drivers from jose's towing, and i've had numerous communications with him over the years regarding hey, i'm getting complaints, and he keeps saying, i won't do it. i'm in charge of 15 tow companies. i have a great rapport with every single tow operator on my rotation. i've never had a tow owner call me, be rude, inconsiderate with things. jose does it. i also have one where there was a car fire on 280 near westborough. this happened last year -- i don't have the exact -- i was sent the e-mail on september 19. the lady had aaa, so my officer was on scene, and then, when jose's driver shows up and said you're going to have to pay $270. my officer contacted aaa through a telephone number

for cars with flashy designs or overly sophisticated controls they wanted to produce a very normal car that offers the advantages of electric drive. out these new each will be hitting showroom floors this august twenty eighth seen. folks bought in designed the particularly for younger car buyers interested in s.u.v.s instead of discreetly masking details in black and white the t. cross came through its final trial runs with flying colors and lots of the large grille already gave some indication the smallest number of votes functions as the family will be hitting showroom floors this all. the best selling city bus in the world the mercy the expensive charo is gliding into the electric age just like electric cars the isa charo can be plugged in and charged city boss can also expand its range thanks to its roof pantographs the isa toro is supposed to be on the market by the end of the year. toyota has given its compact city car a facelift the i go now comes in three trim levels x x play and exclusive the look is sharper the handling better and the specs more comprehensive. the second gene

ford cars a car just under a actually bought himself a ford fiesta s t one of the last of the version preceding this recently launched third generation but he was afraid they'd do something i'm think a bill like getting the sporting is fiesta with a three cylinder engine now he'd like to know if ford has in fact improved on the fiesta s.t. or just ruined a good thing ford's as t. bad just good for sport technology since one thousand nine hundred ninety nine and since two thousand and four it's grace the sporty as models of the fiesta range. before before andre sets out he notes a few changes the interior is far more stylish and the infotainment is state of a yard so it's almost as if the fiesta s.t. has grown up and for the first time it's got a choice of driving modes from its three of them but most of all she he appreciates a real sports car sound produced might buy the exhaust system. from fiesta. supermini made in cologne also known as optional eighteen inch wheels the michelin super sport tires come as standard they were designed in close cooperation with ford to provide maximum

drive it the deal you motivate magazine on this edition where cars fly the world rally cross championship in sweden. all electric we tested out eve tron prototype. and so forth jennifer ford focus. the focus is one of ford's best sellers since it was launched twenty years ago sixteen million units are rolled off the assembly line. yet the current history most patriot has found the fourth generation launched in twenty eight team is all new a completely fresh start. the grill has grown bigger and bolder the headlights have been redesigned with much greater emphasis on aerodynamics. about it's not a genius it is not just the design is new a lot has changed under the hood as well. for has installed its cutting edge three cylinder ego boost turbo charged gasoline powered and eco blue diesel engines . the new focus has grown to. just a little in size but this four point thirty eight meter mid-range car still qualifies as a compact. the interior space has profited from that extra size the cockpit looks almost as if it has already gone virtual. and hacked the rear of the focus reminds the news to

karl: my first car was a 1969 plymouth gtx with a 440 in it. i grew up a muscle-car guy.aura: do you use something like an auto-pilot? do you let the car take over in that sense? karl: i trepidatiously will use auto-pilot. i will use auto-pilot, and i sometimes struggle with whether it's actually reducing or helping my driver stress, because using it causes me a certain amount of stress just like it's supposed to reduce. scott: karl brauer is a muscle-car fan, and the executive editor of "kelley blue book" and cox automotive, we appreciate you being with us this morning. karl: thank you, great to be here. scott: well, venture capitalist, hemant taneja, up later, but up next, how to collect data and not end up in front of a senate subcommittee, when "press:here" continues. ♪ announcer: "press:here" as a podcast on itunes. scott: welcome back to "press:here," we've talked a lot about how facebook bungled its responsibility protecting your personal data. mark zuckerberg has apologized so many times it's now known as his apology tour. data has become a major topic for consume

far every single car being sold every single tesla car being sold in china is produced in the united states and gets hit by the tariff but interestingly enough the stock of tesla was up by about three percent in the session investors obviously have the opinion that if you can pay one hundred twenty thousand dollars then you can also pay one hundred forty thousand dollars for a vehicle indeed yes call it a thank you very much. british foreign minister boris johnson's resignation over the u.k.'s praxis approach not the pound down more than half a percentage point against the euro european stock market reaction have a remained muted british. while called steam just a friendly place for breakfast it may had all life last week the prospect of a soft drag sit in the u.k. maintaining close trading ties to the e.u. seem to meet the demands for more clarity from businesses among them. but those plans seeking to inflict minimal academic damage can stay on the table is very much up in the air again. trump wants europe to buy more american made cars and that's why he wants to ten percent terrori

i assumed it was two cars. when we realized it was the light rail, we started thinking about the people in the car and on the train. >> reporter: 20 passengers were on the light rail at the time of the crash, none of them hurt. but the train operator was taken to the hospital as a precaution. both the driver and passenger in the car died at the scene. >> it's a scary situation. i feel for their families and loved ones and friends. >> reporter: the crash badly damaged power fly lines for the light rail in this area. they will be providing bus service until they can make the necessary repairs. >> they will run a bus bridge between the winchester and convention center stations this morning as repair work continues. >>> in a few hours, opening statements begin in a high profile case over the weed killer called roundup. 46-year-old dwayne johnson is a former grounds keeper and says he used the weed killer regularly as his job. the active ingredient caused his terminal cancer, the lawsuit claims, and accuses the comp

tariffs on cars.rd, the car industry. it is and a lot of people who voted for donald trump voted because of the issue ofjobs in the rust belt, the old manufacturing areas of america. donald trump made a big decision when he became president that his fight was not to reduce tariffs, he pulled out of the transatlantic trade and investment partnership, there was going to be a free trade deal between america and the eu, he was going to fight by raising taxes. the issue with cars is that europe has higher tariffs, 10% on american ca rs has higher tariffs, 10% on american cars coming into europe, that america does on european cars coming into america, 2.5%. but there are huge tariffs for european products in other areas, other manufacturing areas. rather than lower the rates, he is saying he is going to fight on each point. but economists argue that doing that risks jobs, risks prices for consumers, the very people who voted for donald trump in the first place. it is a difficult political argument to make t

car that was the sign on. more for road racing about the. race car so i took. the. bike. with two hundred horsepower which he spent a year it was the first time. more than two hundred horsepower i'd also the first time he had the full that i got. a second generation of the followed in two thousand and six. but already feels like. one of them generation. when i took the six or so to. speak with the celebration on the present chassis that they need heads to me. and here's the latest generation leon cooper with three hundred ten more power under the hood a limited edition art is a series production vehicle that performs like a sports car. but cooper's aren't being branded n c i should be more. so you won't find this logo on cooper models in the future. at the see through spain they're taking the cooper in a new direction. through. both the why because we have. always as you say. just to bring. it was. where it could be because between the. police work grow. the cooper brand will be bringing its own model. front of the market though there will be based on say you have planted

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hello and welcome to drive with the need a car show coming up a luxury coupe a your sports car the lexus fellow c five hundred. inexpensive all rounder for families of the skoda rapid speed spec. and a new hybrid porsche cayenne. the electric car tester only less taxes going aleck trick is a major theme in the auto industry these days almost all car makers are experimenting with the mobility including abortion i think if you look at its kind hand the first impression is a big heavy vehicle equals high fuel consumption whether it's a hybrid porsche wants to prove that. it's great to drive and it's fuel efficient porsche says that cayenne uses three point two leaders of gasoline per hundred kilometers a three hundred forty kilowatts of power and torque of up to seven hundred meters will certainly get you where you want to go fast in electric mode acceleration from not to one hundred takes just five seconds and hardly makes a sound all of this comes at a price to plug an s.u.v. concert to ninety thousand euros in germany. they eat hybrid looks just like the regular guy except for some detai