China’s BAIC gunning to buy Pininfarina

Beijing Automotive Industry Corp, or BAIC, is looking to buy Italian design firm Pininfarina. The Chinese automaker is already working with Pininfarina in collaboration on its upcoming models based on older Saabs.

Since mid-2009, Pininfarina’s family ownership has been looking to unload its majority stake in the company. Interest from several Chinese automakers has been piqued and BAIC is not alone in bidding for the right to purchase the design house. Brilliance and Anhui Jianghuai Automobile have put in bids, as have Indian automakers Mahindra and Bajaj Auto and Canadian parts supplier Magna International.

Regardless of BAIC submitting a winning bid, work with Pininfarina is proceeding and we expect to see the fruits of both companies’ efforts at a car show sometime in the very near future.

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Ford Mustang you can buy in Europe

It is an icon: the Ford Mustang. But the party took place mainly on the other side of the ocean off. That will change soon.

The Ford Mustang is coming to Europe. Ford takes the iconic sports car here and that is good news for the fans. That fanatic there is clearly the number of copies using the gray import to this side of the Atlantic is achieved.

Ford has no release date or detailed specification of the European Mustang free but if we are still here in the U.S. then we can only be happy. The festival starts with the 3.7 V6 with 305 hp. With any luck, the 650-hp Shelby - with a V8 engine - this way but that is not certain.

Ford CEO Stephen Odell explains during the announcement of the European adventure of the brand Mustang why the "wise" decision has been taken: "If you saw what a great response the Mustang got this summer when he was seen at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in England and in the Le Mans Classic in France, then you know how much enthusiasm this American style icon throughout Europe loosens. The Ford Mustang is pure and has a lot of fans here in Europe. Who now have something to look forward to, as we look forward here soon about to tell. "

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