Audi SA used a very special racetrack in KZN to debut its 2013 RS 5 Convertible to the local media. Wheels24 was there for the occasion - and to meet 'old' friends.
It's Fathers' Day on June 16 so here are the Top 5 Ultimate Dads' Cars, based on customer feedback.
LITTLE TOUCH UP HERE AND THERE: The BMW 5 Series will receice a facelift including a new front bumper and a modified rear skirt.
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Much like the GT, the standard BMW 5 Series will receive a midlife facelift in 2013. Although from spy images, it seems nothing major has been done to the car. Image galleryVisible changes will be a new front bumper with slightly larger kidney grille and a modified rear skirt. While it’s not easy to spot any differences in the taillights yet, the camouflage suggests there will in fact be some alterations – likely in the layout.
Thousands of Harley-Davidsons and their riders gathered at the Vatican in Rome for a birthday blessing from the pope.
Jose Froilan Gonzalez, the 'Pampas Bull' who in 1951 delivered Ferrari's first F1 championship race win, has died in a Buenos Aires hospital aged 90.
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Audi SA used a very special racetrack to debut its RS 5 Convertible.
June 16 is Father's Day so here are the Top 5 Ultimate Dads' Cars.
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