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Audi RS3: Audi's ″pocket″ firecracker

In the 80s of the last century, Audi installed an in-line 5-cylinder engine with a turbine in the Coupe model, equipped it with four-wheel drive, and the legendary Quattro model was created. Almost 40 years later, they applied the same formula to Audi's entry-level sedan (also hatchback) and created the toxic Audi RS3.

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Lotus Emira: the last ″gasoline″ representative

The Lotus Emira will replace as many as three cars that were now available under the Lotus brand. At the same time, it will also be the last car from this company to have a classic internal combustion engine. The Lotus Elise, Exige and Evora will be retired to make way for a mid-engined athlete - the Lotus Emiri.

Electric mobility

Elegend EL1: legendary looks and plenty of power

The combination of a retro look and a modern electric drive is nothing new, but every now and then we are surprised by a prototype that really catches our attention. The prototype Elegend EL1 got its design inspiration from the legendary Audi Sport Quattro, and it will of course be powered by electricity.

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The new Opel Astra: something completely new

We have already seen the sixth generation of one of the oldest European cars in the compact class. The new generation brings a completely new design and, in time, also electrification. The new Opel Astra will once again be produced in its native Rüsselseheim, but it will have to face strong competition in the form of the Golf, Focus, Megane and Octavia.

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Lamborghini Aventador Ultimae: the last Aventador

In February 2011, the brand new Lamborghini Aventador, marked LP700-4, was presented for the first time at the Geneva Motor Show. In all these years, the Aventador has undergone quite a few changes, but this time we are witnessing the latest derivative of the 12-cylinder supercar.

Electric mobility

Heineken BOT: for cold beer in thirsty moments

In the days of hellish heat, a cold drink still comes in handy, and if we find ourselves in front of the house or somewhere in nature, heavy and cumbersome portable coolers are more the rule than the coincidence. But even that can change, with the help of modern technology and Heineken.

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