Alex Andrei

In case you didn’t know London Motor Film Festival is one of the best (if not the best) car movie festival out there and this year Car Throttle is gathering entries for the Community Choice Award ! More info about how to enter and other stuff you can find on Jake Orr’s post .

At Google I/O 2016, Google showed off a Maserati Quattroporte that’s running Android on a giant 4K display in the dashboard. Google installed a massive touchscreen in the centre console and also added a display where the dashboard is supposed to live.

You know what’s beautiful about blog posts? They bring so much knowledge to the table and they’re so interesting that I love reading them, but let’s see how could YOU create the best #blogpost on CarThrottle! 1. Write about a thing that you’re passionate about So far I think we can all agree that we’re passionate about cars on CT, but what you’re most interested in cars, what’s your favourite topic about cars? Either if it’s JDM, vintage vehicles or Maseratis, it doesn’t matter as long as you’re passionate about it!

I remember when this car came out, everybody seemed to like the looks of it and it was basically a BMW 5 Series competitor, but only more expensive, probably not as reliable, but still a luxurious and interesting looking ride. One of my neighbours also got one and I saw him when he brought it to the parking lot and I immediately asked myself “why the hell isn’t more people buying this beauty?” But let’s analyse if the C6 is a future classic car, shall we?

Whoa, whoa! Hold your horses! I don’t have a problem with the people who like them. I learned to drive on a diesel Dacia Logan actually, but right now and most likely in the future I won’t throw my money on a diesel powered car. Where does my hate come from?

Georges Paulin was born in 1902 in a working class section of Paris and during his lifetime he was a dentist, part-time automobile designer and hero of the French Resistance during the Second World War. What did you say you’ve done today? He was the designer for French coachbuilder Marcel Pourtout between 1934 and 1938 and among his creations we can find a Panhard coupe, a Unic cabriolet, a Delage D8, the “teardrop” Talbot-Lago (one of my all time favourites car) and the Darl’mat Peugeot roadsters used in 1937 and 1938 at Le Mans.

Technik Museum Speyer Yesterday I totally forgot that it was Sunday, so I decided to post my last #MuseumWalk in the only day when the museums are closed. Yea… this sounded better in my head.

#MuseumWalk Valentine’s Day Edition It’s Sunday again fellow CTzens and we’re going to see the Sinsheim Auto & Technik Museum from Deutschland! In the exact day I visited the museum in August 2015 there was a US Car Meeting and the museum’s parking lot was full of American cars. As I want to share my full experience, today’s post is going to have a lot more photos, so have fun!