Mobility

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Mobility - Passenger Cars | June 2016

New Cayman: Entry-level variant starts with 300 hp

The fourth generation of the Porsche Cayman, together with the Boxster, forms the new 718 model series.

Mobility | June 2016

Ford Ranger – diving is not

Ford is enjoying sales success with the Ranger pickup truck. And rightly so—because the 3,2-liter engine packs a serious punch under the hood.

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Operations Management | May 2016

Be careful when selling company cars

When selling company cars, there are tax and legal pitfalls that can prove costly for companies. Here's what companies should be aware of.

Mobility - Commercial Vehicles | May 2016

Sprinter now as a 5,5-tonner

Mercedes-Benz has upgraded its Sprinter: The van will be available with even more payload starting in June.

Mobility | April 2016

A Renault Master for off-road use

The French have fitted their largest van with all-wheel drive. The Renault Master 4x4, converted by the specialists at Oberaigner, is now available.

Mobility | April 2016

New generation of Citroën Jumpy

A new platform allows for even more versatility in the long-selling Jumpy. Three size variants are available. Incidentally, the Peugeot Expert and the Toyota Proace are identical in construction.

Mobility | January 2016

Launch Control in the compact class

Renault: After 20 years and five million units sold, the fourth generation of the Renault Mégane is now available – also as a GT with 205 hp for sporty drivers.

Mobility | September 2015

Mobile workshop for the highest demands

When more than a dozen Land Rover Discovery Sport vehicles travel to the manufacturer's Experience Tour in Australia's Northern Territory on October 17, they will be accompanied by a Mercedes-Benz Arocs 6x6.

Mobility | September 2015

An Iveco Daily for every application

With the Daily, the Italian commercial vehicle specialist offers an all-rounder from 3,3 to 7,5 tons in its model range. Thanks to conversion partners, there's a suitable Daily for every application.

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New Circular Economy Act: Trades see room for improvement

The skilled trades sector demands practical implementation of the substitute building materials regulation.

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The Unimog is celebrating its birthday

Privileges now also for electric commercial vehicles

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Royal Clipper: Sailing through the Mediterranean under 42 sails

With professional textile finishing, you're on the safe side.

Corporate award from "Vocational Training Without Borders"

Mandatory electronic cash registers are expected to come into effect from 2028.

Exclusive car discounts and more for entrepreneurs in the skilled trades.