Station wagons

Volkswagen has admitted using the same fake emissions test in Europe as it used to falsify results in the US, the German transport minister announced on Thursday.
Volkswagen is the second massive German multinational to fall into the US federal government’s sights, after Siemens.

Volkswagen's pollution cheating scandal escalated dramatically when the automaker revealed 11 million of its cars worldwide could be affected, wiping a third off the company's market value and threatening to topple its chief executive.     

VW’s shares have dropped by a third over the past few days after VW admitted to selling cars around the world that were equipped with software that cheats on emissions tests.

There are fears that the Volkswagen scandal could have affect not just VW, but the wider German and European car industry.

Shares in German auto giant Volkswagen fell more than 13 percent on the Frankfurt stock exchange on Sept. 21 after it emerged some of its diesel cars in the United States had been fitted with software that gave false emissions data.

In the first few minutes of trading, VW shares fell by as much as 13.23 percent to 140 euros in a slightly lower market.    

Speed aside, strong cars were always admired for their raw sensation. Big engines in impressive designs that would attract attention just like a Ferrari would. Perhaps it’s not the same beauty, but a different kind, a majestic, classic quality which moves car lovers everywhere.

Top Muscle’s bible is an ode to these cars of a bygone age.

The Geneva Motor Show 2015 (March 5-15) presents some of the industry's most exotic cars, but also has gives sneak peaks into the new cars we can expect to see hit the streets of Europe over the coming years. There's something for everyone according to drivers' needs and budgets. Here are some of the cars from different company's production lines currently on show at Geneva.

It couldn't be more arrogant

Many state officials had at permanent disposal the best class cars, most often ‘Audi A6’ while Slavica Djukic Dejanovic, the health Minister was using even two such cars, as shown in the State Auditor’s report.

56 kilos of marijuana seized at border crossing

PREŠEVO -- The police on Monday found more than 56 kilograms of marijuana hidden in a car stopped at the Preševo border crossing between Serbia and Macedonia.

A statement said that the drugs were found in a Greek license plates Opel Vectra, driven by 40-year-old Greek citizen identified as A.P.