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  • {{Modern European Fiat vehicles}} [[Category:Fiat vehicles|Bravo/Brava]]
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  • {{Ferrari vehicles}}
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  • {{Ferrari vehicles}} [[Category:Ferrari vehicles|Modulo]]
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  • ...ed as X0 (for engines), X1 (for passenger vehicles) and X2 (for commercial vehicles). The first passenger-vehicle developed with this code (X1/1) was released {{Modern European Fiat vehicles}}
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  • [[Category:Ferrari vehicles|250 GT Drogo]]
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  • ...entrance/egress than conventional doors. This is especially important for vehicles like the De Lorean whose width would make conventional doors awkward to use ...f the door itself. Many De Lorean owners report leakage when taking their vehicles through automated car-washes because of the high-pressure water jets, thoug
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  • ...military service he joined [[Fiat]] in 1928, at first working on military vehicles and then in the aero engine division. The director of the aero-engine divis ...ith different body styles, including convertibles, convertible, commercial vehicles, limousines for private use or long taxi and some versions sport.
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  • [[Category:Alfa Romeo vehicles|GT]]
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  • ...exclusive front suspension with angled shock absorbers was developed. Most vehicles were fitted with [[Koni]] shock absorbers, while all Cloverleaf models were ...pair of [[servo]] [[motor]]s, which can give maintenance troubles in older vehicles; Possible high part costs are alleviated by the commonality of these parts
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  • {{Modern European Fiat vehicles}} [[Category:Fiat vehicles|Ritmo]]
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  • [[Category:Lancia vehicles|Lambda]]
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  • ...lete freedom in the body used on mass-production homologated cars. Initial vehicles used Fiat 1100 mechanicals and chassis', but various others were also utili ...isco Volante]]. Generally, however, they turned more to specially equipped vehicles (than competition cars), mainly for the security forces. The 1900 TI was pr
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  • ...rked [[carryall]] or [[station wagon]] compaired to the previous year. The vehicles were a 6-seater [[coupe]] with a whimsical shell that adorned the grille. T
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  • ...otype was built but not produced. These 6C 2500 models were among the last vehicles with links to the pre-war cars. [[Category:Alfa Romeo vehicles|8C Competizione]]
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  • {{Early European Fiat vehicles}} [[Category:Fiat vehicles|Turbina]]
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  • [[Category:All wheel drive vehicles]] [[Category:Lamborghini vehicles|Murciélago]]
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  • ...is devoted to the production of small cars: the so-called ''[[minicar]]s'' vehicles. The company was founded in 1939 and until 1969 first machines produced whe ...was founded in 1939 and more than 50 years working on production of light vehicles for carrying people and things.
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  • ...n borrowed Maserati expertise and engines for the [[Citroën SM]] and other vehicles, and Maseratis also incorporated Citroën technology, particularly in [[hyd The Maserati engine and its associated gearbox have been used in other vehicles such as Special Rally prepared Citroën DS, as used by Bob Neyret in Bandam
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  • ...mm whilst front and rear tracks were both 1110mm. An initial series of 500 vehicles was completed in 1926 and a joint venture was then undertaken with [[SAM]].
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  • ...pproval, even though its construction method was utterly unlike production vehicles. ...s of the original while some prefer the more aggressive lines of the later vehicles.
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  • Approximately 98,000 Appias were built as Berlinas, 3,900 as commercial vehicles and 5,200 supplied to coachbuilders. [[Category:Lancia vehicles|Appia]]
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  • ...four-wheeled (or more) vehicle suspension. For information on two-wheeled vehicles suspensions see the [[Suspension (motorcycle)]], [[Motorcycle fork]], [[Bic ...etting the vehicle's ride height or its location in the suspension stroke. Vehicles which carry heavy loads will often have heavier than desired springs to com
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  • [[Category:Alfa Romeo vehicles|Sprint GT]] [[Category:Rear wheel drive vehicles]]
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  • {{Ferrari vehicles}} [[Category:Ferrari vehicles]]
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  • [[Category:De Tomaso vehicles|Deauville]] [[Category:Vehicles introduced in 1970]]
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  • ...became known as a [[bubble car]]—a name later given to other similar vehicles. Other countries had other nicknames: In Germany it was ''das rollende Ei'' Some parts, new or used, are from "donor" vehicles. Front suspension and steering is from (General Motors) [[Bedford]] (later
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  • {{Lamborghini vehicles}}
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  • {{Early Ferrari vehicles}} [[Category:Ferrari vehicles|166 S]]
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  • ...ces trucks, construction dump truck, heavy transport vehicles and military vehicles. Astra was privately founded in 1946 in [[Cagliari]], and since 1986 is a m ...us experience gained since its inception and through a wide range of heavy vehicles civilians but also military, ASTRA is a manufacturer referent in the transp
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  • ...pipes. Later, Abarth diversified in producing various tuning kits for road vehicles, mainly for [[Fiat]]. Abarth was also associated in producing sports or rac
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  • ...t he would open a workshop for the repair and maintenance of the new motor vehicles, initially automobiles and later [[motorcycles]]. Thus begins an engineerin ...system to bridge the gap due to the absence of differential gears of these vehicles. 125cc motorcycle motors are used. Initially [[Moto Rumi]], [[MV Agusta]],
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  • [[Category:Maserati vehicles|MC12]]
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  • ...hen stored for future use or fed back into a power system for use by other vehicles. ...electric vehicle|battery electric]] and [[hybrid vehicle|hybrid electric]] vehicles, the energy is stored in a [[battery (electricity)|battery]] or bank of [[c
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  • {{Early Ferrari vehicles}} [[Category:Ferrari vehicles|212]]
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  • [[Category:Lancia vehicles|Aurelia]]
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  • ...leration and handling. Today most tires, especially those fitted to motor vehicles, are manufactured from [[synthetic rubber]], however other materials such a ...specially those used with [[spoked wheels]] such as on [[bicycles]], or on vehicles travelling on rough roads, have an '''inner tube'''; this was also formerly
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  • [[Category:Maserati vehicles|Quattroporte]] [[Category:Luxury vehicles]]
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  • [[Category:Alfa Romeo vehicles|6C]] [[Category:Classic vehicles]]
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  • {{Modern European Fiat vehicles}} [[Category:Fiat vehicles|Palio]]
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  • [[Category:Triumph vehicles|Italia]]
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  • [[Category:De Tomaso vehicles|Longchamp]]
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  • '''Car classification''' is a somewhat subjective subject, as many vehicles fall between classes or even outside all of them. Not all car types are sol Straddling the boundary between car and motorbike, these vehicles have engines of only a few hundred ccs, typically seat only 2 people, and a
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  • ...entertaining and unpredictable nature of the stages, and the fact that the vehicles are in some cases closely related to road cars, draws massive spectator int
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  • ...think [[Giovanni Farina]], as he was in his youth a builder of horse drawn vehicles, could not put up with squeaks and rattles so the real reason for these mec
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  • ...nsive research on the effects of drag on a vehicle. The idea was to create vehicles with the lowest possible [[drag coefficient]]. The cars where named BAT for [[Category:Alfa Romeo vehicles|BAT]]
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  • It was however in the field of commercial vehicles that Mantelli found its specialization. In the thirties they produced among
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  • A few larger four- and six-cylinder vehicles were individually built to order; almost all were prototypes.
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  • Some current hybrid vehicles, notably those of [[Toyota]], [[Lexus]] and [[Ford Motor Company]], have an ...c]], have become a popular option on [[sports cars]] and other performance vehicles. With the near-universal prevalence of electronically controlled transmissi
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  • ...can be freely transplanted into the older cars, by virtue of the earliest vehicles inheriting the older 1.7 L Boxer engines which are backwards compatible wit [[Category:Alfa Romeo vehicles|145]]
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  • {{Ferrari vehicles}} [[Category:Ferrari vehicles|308GTB]]
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  • The Flaminia was one of the more exclusive and prestigious vehicles in its time, which is why it was often the vehicle of choice of the rich an [[Category:Lancia vehicles|Flaminia]]
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  • [[Category:Bugatti vehicles|13]]
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  • ...f the Montreal. The door shape is similar, and in a sharing of parts, both vehicles employ the same door handles. [[Category:Alfa Romeo vehicles|Alfetta]]
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  • {{Ferrari vehicles}} [[Category:Ferrari vehicles|330]]
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  • ...ese]]) was an Italian [[coachbuilder]], known for their work on industrial vehicles such as [[double-decker buses]] for both touring and urban transport.
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  • [[Category:Fiat vehicles|503]]
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  • ...nctional prototypes, the series production area, producing runs of special vehicles such as ambulances, and the resin area, undertaking research, development a
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  • ...s, and are often built in smaller numbers than more affordable mass-market vehicles. =Non-luxury prestige vehicles=
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  • Initially, the skills used to build the wooden and metal bodies of vehicles was so specialized that most manufacturers procured contracts with existing ...ice of custom coachbuilding gained favor among the rich. Some ultra-luxury vehicles sold as chassis only. For instance, when [[Duesenberg]] introduced their fa
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  • [[Category:Maserati vehicles|Tipo 61 'Birdcage']] [[Category:Prestige vehicles]]
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  • ...entertaining and unpredictable nature of the stages, and the fact that the vehicles are in some cases closely related to road cars, draws massive spectator int
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  • ...ally complete and vaste production of both civilian and military transport vehicles, supplied, among the others, during the bleak years of the World War, to th
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  • ...xpensive vehicle and it remains one of the highest performing street legal vehicles ever produced. {{Ferrari vehicles}}
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  • ...icles with at least three wheels, but some of it may apply to other ground vehicles.) ...el steering]] has begun to be used on road cars (Some WW II reconnaissance vehicles had it). It relieves the effect of angular inertia by starting the whole ca
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  • {{Modern European Fiat vehicles}}
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  • {{Modern European Fiat vehicles}}
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  • [[Category:Alfa Romeo vehicles|159]] [[Category:Front wheel drive vehicles]]
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  • ...application of manually applied brakes on the [[locomotive]] and in brake vehicles through the train, and later by steam power brakes on locomotives. This was ...cuum braking system in which flexible pipes were connected between all the vehicles of the train, and brakes on each vehicle could be controlled from the locom
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  • Straight-6 engines can still be found in passenger vehicles like the Australian Ford Falcon, some entry-level Lexus models, the Toyota
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  • [[Category:Ferrari vehicles|166]] {{Early Ferrari vehicles}}
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  • ...to dominate the situation in most competitions reserved for the historical vehicles.
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  • ..., [[Mercedes-Benz]], [[Delahaye]] and [[Bugatti]] constructing streamlined vehicles with engines producing up to 450 kW(612HP) with the aid of multiple superch ...lso provides a venue for amateurs to compete in home-built factory derived vehicles on various local circuits.
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  • ...ad him participate in many [[hillclimb]] races running sport [[prototype]] vehicles and personally restored [[Abarth]]s.
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  • ...Workers outside the motor carrier industry routinely operate company-owned vehicles for deliveries, sales and repair calls, client visits, and countless other ...utomatically and continuously adapts the headlamp range to the distance of vehicles ahead or which are oncoming
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  • [[Category:Fiat vehicles|522]]
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  • {{Modern European Fiat vehicles}} [[Category:Fiat vehicles|500 (2007)]]
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  • {{Early European Fiat vehicles}} [[Category:Fiat vehicles|147]]
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  • Since 1981, more than 2 million Fiat Ducato vehicles have been produced. {{Modern European Fiat vehicles}}
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  • At that time, there were also commercial vehicles with petrol engines, the type 300 (2 liters) and type 500 (5.5 liters), wit The mark Ansaldo continued to provide some commercial vehicles until around 1945, although these were produced by other companies.
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  • ..., [[Mercedes-Benz]], [[Delahaye]] and [[Bugatti]] constructing streamlined vehicles with engines producing up to 450 kW(612HP) with the aid of multiple superch ...lso provides a venue for amateurs to compete in home-built factory derived vehicles on various local circuits.
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  • [[Category:Lancia vehicles|Ypsilon]]
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  • [[Category:Veteran vehicles]] [[Category:Vehicles introduced in 1901]]
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  • {{Ferrari vehicles}}
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  • ...ke the U.S., Canada and [[Australia]], as the ambient light conditions and vehicles in use are extremely different. Studies conducted in North America have thu ...ECE-compliant, so all countries signatory to ECE R48 are required to allow vehicles so equipped to circulate in traffic. DRLs compliant with R87 emit white lig
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  • ...st 12 cylinder sports cars with values that are respective of much smaller vehicles in the market. The two stage fuel supply system features two microprocessor [[Category:Pagani vehicles]]
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  • [[Category:Fiat vehicles|8V]]
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  • ...construction is now the dominant technique in [[automobile]]s, though some vehicles (particularly [[truck]]s) still use the older [[body-on-frame]] technique.
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  • B Engineering plan to build only 21 vehicles from chassis originally built for Bugatti by [[Aerospatiale]] (Most of the The state-of-the-art skills of these craftsmen in the manufacture of GT vehicles, as well as in F1 racing are the result of a tradition in prestige and an i
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  • {{Early Ferrari vehicles}}<br>
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  • ...as halted the following year. However, O.M.-badged commercial and military vehicles were built until the late 1960s.[http://www.rmauctions.com <small>Source</s
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  • ...roming division, the first in Italy, in addition to chroming parts for the vehicles, also does work for outside companies in the fields of componentry, small m ...re he obtains a diploma in the visual arts. He has a real passion for fast vehicles and, in addition to loving motorcars, he also adores motorcycles, so much s
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  • ...ve levels of performance and driving pleasure far beyond those achieved by vehicles costing considerably more. More style, more performance, more exclusivity,
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  • ...nd ''Motto'' created full-size shapes directly on the frames of production vehicles using 10 mm diameter metal rods. He developed a U-shaped lapping system for ...cesco, and they changed their emphasis to special purpose and recreational vehicles.
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  • {{Ferrari vehicles}} [[Category:Ferrari vehicles|550 Maranello]][[Category:Sports cars]]
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  • {{Modern European Fiat vehicles}} [[Category:Fiat vehicles|Punto]]
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  • {{Ferrari vehicles}} [[Category:Ferrari vehicles|360]][[Category:Sports cars]]
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  • The first world was, however, saw production shift to commercial vehicles for the military and [[aircraft engines]]. In 1916 Cappa left to go to [[Fi
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  • [[Category:De Tomaso vehicles|Guarà]]
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  • {{Early European Fiat vehicles}} [[Category:Fiat vehicles|147]]
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  • [[Category:Bugatti vehicles|Royale]]
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