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On October 27th, Driven to Write’s team will be focusing its intelligence with laser intensity on a single car, four articles in all, a festival of focus.
Here is a small taste of what is in store. It stretched 4451 mm from nose to tail and had a five-speed, manual transmission.
An A-traktor can only go at a maximum speed of 30 km per hour. They are used by Swedish drivers between the age of 16 and 18, before a full drivers license is permitted.
These two are based on Volvo 700-series cars. On the black car note the very small load-bay, another requirement of the class. Continue reading “A-Traktors”
A while back I alleged that, if nothing else, the mainstream saloon had more visual variety than that found among C-class family hatches.
A recent bit of news concerning Volkswagen’s Phideon saloon led me to put that in with seven other medium sized cars. See how many you can identify. How different are they? And which one stands out? Doesn’t the Phideon look a lot like a BMW 5-series proposal? Can you tell which one is the Phideon?
[Photo sources: Autocar, caranddriver, BMW, Mercedes, Toyota, Ford, Renault]
