The list of the most read posts of 2014 of Automotive Space

It seems that during these Christmas Holidays, and for the end of 2014, the most popular blogs,– not belonging to an editorial group, used to do a roundup on the best posts published in the last year.

I want to practice this custom as well, and in order to be impartial during my choice, I commit it to St. Google (Analytics) so that it will choose the 10 most read posts, regardless of the date of publication, from January 1st to December 31st 2014.

Here’s the list in descending order:

1. Mercedes-Benz and the ‘OM651 case’; (7 Comments)
   This new motor has expressed several failures causing repeated breakdown of the cars. What happened at the Mercedes-Benz Customer Service?
2. Alfa Romeo vs BMW?; (3 Comments)
   When Alfa Romeo was a brand desired by many customers, Auto Motor und Sport compared the BMW 520i and the Alfetta 1.8. A great challenge!
3. Mclaren says goodbye to wipers?; (0 Comments)
   The British brand is studying a solution with ultrasounds to remove the wipers. The idea comes from the military fighters.
4. Relaunching Alfa Romeo: A bit of Ferrari in the future; (2 Comments)
   The major innovations in the technical area will cover the introduction of engines borrowed from none other than … Ferrari!
5. 103, 169? The car that Alfa should have built; (2 Comments)
   The history of Alfa Romeo is full of revolutionary projects which could have changed its story but never saw the light for economic & politicians problems.
6. Interview with Stefano Villanti, Executive Director of Sales, Marketing and Product Strategy at Qoros; (1 Comment)
   Interview with Stefano Villanti, Executive Director of Sales, Marketing and Product Strategy at Qoros.
7. Audi and the turbo electric TDi-e: Manifesto of technology; (0 Comments)
   How to optimize turbo diesel engines? Audi introduces the turbo electric way. Here’s how it works and what are the benefits.
8. Moment of truth: the delivery; (0 Comments)
   The Chinese dealers, BMW and Audi they well understand that the sale of a vehicle does not ends when the customer has signed the contract!
9. Car colors: freedom of choice?; (0 Comments)
   Someone is convinced that vehicle colors that consumers demand, heavily influence the tints created by the manufacturers. Isn’t it? Let’s have a look.
10. Interview with Cristiano Carlutti, Sales and Marketing Qoros Director for EMEA (1^st Part) (2^nd Part); (0 Comments)
    Interview with Cristiano Carlutti, Sales and Marketing Qoros Director for EMEA

…have an Happy 2015!

Translated by Federica Izzo