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Explore the latest trends, news, and in-depth insights in the world of automotive. Our blog provides valuable content to keep you informed and inspired.
When vans tell a story…
Humans have always needed effective ways to transport loads of all sizes. Since the middle of the 20th century, this need has driven a real industrial revolution in the world of vans.
Read moreCar options: do’s and don’ts
Modern cars are packed with technical gadgets. Most manufacturers (not only the Germans) have almost endless lists of options nowadays. Even in the used car markets, the options just keep on multiplying. Or do they?
Read moreThese are the 20 most important vehicles for 2020
The vehicle industry has come to a historical crossroads. After a hegemony of more than 120 years, the combustion engine is slowly getting ready to pass the torch to its electronic successor, especially since the European Union is forcing vehicle manufacturers, via the imminent CO2…
Read moreThe cars of 10 well-known Formula 1 pilots in daily life
At OPENLANE we know that every car lover has a favorite sports car. Let’s see if the famous drivers from the F1 world have made the right choice for their own cars in everyday life. Dreaming away is allowed…
Read moreThe future of online car sales is called OPENLANE Europe
You may have heard: the auction site for the car trade CarsOnTheWeb is now called OPENLANE Europe. CEO Johan Meyssen frames the change of brand name and makes some revelations.
Read moreGino Talks: New search page
Finding the perfect car is sometimes as difficult as finding a needle in a haystack. You might agree. And that’s exactly where the problem lies. It shouldn’t be difficult for you to find what you’re looking for. And especially not at adesa.eu.
Read moreGino Talks: our new home page is live!
2019: it’s the future. And at OPENLANE, we want to help you stay up to date with all the changes. That’s why our plans for this year are based around offering you the very best service possible.
Read moreCO2 targets for 2021: a race against time
From 2021 onwards, the automobile industry must reduce CO2 emissions of new cars to 95 g CO2/km. This is due to a new European standard which manufacturers and the industry must adhere to.
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