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• Sparco
  | Industry || Automotive [[Category:Automotive companies of Italy]]
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• Continental AG
  ...ms, engine and suspension mounts, and vehicle interiors. Its [[Continental Automotive Systems]] division also makes electronic brake and [[traction control syste ...ased German automotive rubber and plastics company [[Phoenix AG]], and the automotive unit of [[Motorola]].
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• Hydragas
  ...many [[Automobile|car]]s produced by [[British Leyland]] and its successor companies. Invented by famous British automotive engineer [[Alex Moulton]], Hydragas is an evolution of the previous [[Hydro
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• Whitewall tire
  ...- the Portawall inserts are usually sold through [[VW Beetle]] restoration companies. [[Category:Automotive styling features]]
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• Momo
  ...by private equity firm Carlyle Management Group and merged with other OEM automotive businesses they owned to form Key Safety Systems in 2003. Key Safety System [[Category:Automotive companies of Italy]]
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• Uniroyal
  [[Category:Automotive companies]]
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• Hydrolastic
  ...e|car]]s produced by [[British Motor Corporation]] (BMC) and its successor companies. [[Category:Automotive suspension technologies]]
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• Darracq
  ...companies were set up in [[Milan]]. This is were most of the suppliers of automotive parts were at home. The larger Darracq models were still manufactured in Fr
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• Marque
  ...the industry has a long history of consolidation. As a result, only a few companies worldwide produce cars in any great number. However, the number of marques ...initi]] marques were more successful. In these cases, the Japanese parent companies felt that it would be difficult to move [[upmarket]] (where vehicles are so
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• LAM
  '''LAM Engineering''' is a company specializing in [[automotive]] engineering. [[Mario Lucarelli]] established LAM Engineering in 1996. ...arly years was to supply consulting engineering services to major European Companies. This work involved special vehicle developments within [[motorsport]] and
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• Magneti Marelli
  ...and manufacturing systems, modules and high-technology components for the automotive industry with 25,000 employees and a turnover of 4 billion euro in 2005. ...anufacturer and has always been a synonym of quality and innovation in the automotive world of which it was part of its birth, development and evolution.
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• Panther
  ...rial companies to try their luck in the [[automotive]] sector. Among these companies included the [[Milan]] based company, '''Panther''' (diesel) and in 1954 la
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• Lanza
  ...he owner of one of the first companies in Italy that devoted its crafts to automotive engineering. In 1895, they had already produced a six-seater in the [[Marti
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• Marazzi
  |Industry || [[Automotive]] ...ased on [[Mercedes-Benz]] in the 1990s, and are still associated with the automotive industry. Marazzi´s latest works includes works such:
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• EIA
  ...type for a small car and planed to have the standard production by several companies in Italy. But it remained only in the planning.
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• Brembo
  |Industry || [[Automotive]] and [[Motorcycle]] [[Braking]] '''Brembo''' is a manufacturer of [[automotive]] [[brake]] systems, especially for high-performance cars and motorcycles.
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• Grecav
  ...n 1966 by Cav. Bruno Grespan (current President) through the merger of two companies; [[Fratelli Grespan]] S.n.c. (founded in 1956) and [[Cavalletti]] S.n.c. (f ...ng, resources and the most advanced industrial technologies applied to the automotive field.
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• Giovanni Bertone
  ...t. [[Turin]], in those years, was the largest center for the [[Italian]] [[automotive]] industry. Even a decade earlier [[Fiat]] had been founded in there in 190 ...evolved into a real company that received orders daily from major Italian companies, including [[Diatta]] (where Bertone has worked almost twenty years earlier
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• Pirelli
  *[[List of Italian companies]] [[Category:Automotive companies of Italy]]
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• Bugatti EB110
  ...e [[supercar]] from [[Bugatti]], one of the most celebrated [[marque]]s in automotive history. It was unveiled on the anniversary date of [[September 15]], [[19 ...al Motors]]. The acquisition brought together two of the greatest names in automotive racing history and plans were made for listing the company's shares for sal
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• Firestone
  ...ubber Company]]. Together, the two companies were the largest suppliers of automotive tires in North America for over three-quarters of a century. The family had [[Category:Automotive companies]]
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• Kumho
  [[Category:Automotive companies of South Korea]]
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• Rubino
  ...n. In 1923, the manufacturing equipment was bought by a [[Turin]] group of companies.
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• Bridgestone
  [[Category:Automotive companies]]
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• Automobile industry in Italy
  The '''[[Automotive industry|automobile industry]] in [[Italy]]''' (formerly the vehicle indust ...n of its automobile designs and small city cars, sports and supercars. The automotive industry makes a significant 8.5% to Italian [[GDP]].
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• Massimo Tamburini
  ...amburini''' is an [[Italy|Italian]] [[motorcycle]] designer for motorcycle companies including: [[Aprilia]], [[Cagiva]], [[Ducati Motor Holding|Ducati]]; and [[ In the field of product design, Tamburini is on a par with leading Italian automotive designers such as Giorgio Giugiaro and Marcello Gandini.
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• Dunlop Tyres
  ...e now been sold off to various third parties (or closed). Separately owned companies continue to make specialised products such as aerospace tyres and brakes un [[Category:Automotive companies of the United Kingdom]]
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• De Dion tube
  ...ently in production that utilize this arrangement, as well as some kit car companies. In addition the original [[Mazda Cosmo]], [[Alfa Romeo GTV6]], and [[Rover [[Category:Automotive suspension technologies]]
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• Exhaust pipe
  In most production engines, the '''[[manifold (automotive engineering)|manifold]]''' is an assembly designed to collect the exhaust g ...enerally, most car performance enthusiasts buy aftermarket headers made by companies solely focused on producing reliable, cost-effective well-designed headers
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• Giovanni Agnelli
  ...r I]] the company jumped from 30th to third place among Italian industrial companies. The first [[Ford]] factory was opened four years after Fiat was founded an [[Category:Italian automotive pioneers|Agnelli, Giovanni]]
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• Conrero
  ...avonuzzi]]. He worked with the latter first at [[Cisitalia]] then at other companies before in 1951 he established his own workshop where he started by preparin Today, '''Studio Futuro''', leader in the design and manufacturing of automotive parts and accessories, together with Conrero, proposes a complete line of u
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• Iveco
  ...mechanical engineer Bruno Beccaria (1915-2001) through the merger of five companies operating in Italy, [[France]] and [[Germany]]; ''Fiat Veicoli Industriali' ...ort field by merging their respective bus operations. This merger included companies such as Heuliez and Karosa, and the result was [[Irisbus]], one of the majo
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• IVECO
  ...ny is dominated by Fiat, and was created in [[1975]] by the merger of five companies operating in Italy, [[France]] and [[Germany]]; ''Fiat Veicoli Industriali' ...o customers' requirements and to combat the extremely cyclic nature of the automotive market. This strategy led to the creation of Transolver in [[1997]], which
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• Casalini
  '''Casalini''' is an [[Italian]] [[automotive]] and [[motorcycle]] company that is devoted to the production of small car ...to Casalini Inc., to competitively produce the "Ydea" and "sulkycar", two companies Mech Plant Inc. for the metal components and Target s.r.l. for plastic comp
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• Variomatic
  ...r]]s. It is a standard part of all common scooters since 1985, and several companies such as [[Malossi]], [[Polini]], [[Doppler]] and [[Stage6]] are offering tu [[Category:Automotive transmission technologies]]
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• Powertrain
  ...nd systems is a key factor in the competitive position of companies in the automotive and other (truck, motorcycle, tractor, construction equipment…) vehicle i [[Category:Automotive technologies]]
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• Brass Era car
  The automotive '''Brass Era''' is the first period of automotive manufacturing, named for the prominent [[brass]] [[fitting]]s used during t ...s and [[specification sheet]]s are often nonexistent. The huge variety of companies and technologies represented during this formative period is also a complic
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• Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
  ...ar Tire & Rubber Company was recognized as one of America’s most respected companies by the Reputation Institute (RI) and [[Forbes]] magazine. Goodyear ranked annual listing of companies with the best reputations in the United States.
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• Touring
  ...ni plant. Predictably, Touring's first bodywork assignments were for these companies. This expansion proved unsustainable, however, as many companies took coachbuilding chores in-house. Touring also lost out to larger competi
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• V12
  ...engines, from German manufacturers [[Maybach]] and [[Daimler]]. Various US companies produced the V12 [[liberty engine]]; the [[Curtiss NC]] [[Flying boat]]s, s ...-Suiza]]. Packard's [[1912]] "Double Six" is widely regarded as [[list of automotive superlatives|the first]] production V12 engine.
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• Borrani
  ...riginal equipment. The two rookies thus share an important part of Italian automotive history, both on the road and on the race track. Afterwards, Borrani wheels ...wheel production was sold to RuoteMilano srl., member of the international automotive Zeta Europe BV group. The activities were moved to Rozzano on the southern
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• FOD
  ...e De Benedetti - Fabbrica Vetturette FOD' in 1925). Having worked with the automotive industry developing and producing various components in aluminum for many y ...y to around 25-30 cars per day. Unfortunately, as with so many other small companies of the time, the recession bit and in March 1927 FOD ceased to trade.
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• List of Italian companies
  ==Automotive Designers== These companies specialize in [[automobile design]].
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• Nicola Romeo
  ...cal engineering]]. After several attempts to find work at several European companies, he was offered a place to capostazione in Tivoli near Rome, but the engine [[Category:Italian automotive pioneers]]
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• Ceirano GB & C
  ...unior]], [[Scat]], S.A. Giovanni Ceirano, [[Itala]]. Eleven brands, eleven companies united by two names, began in [[Turin]] and had all sorts on the initiative ...ve or merge with others, or withdraw them, or detect, in a kaleidoscope of companies that enliven the landscape and enriched much industrial Turin and Italian.
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• Junior
  ...1904 as stated in the chronicles a posteriori, or, in the "mare magnum" of companies that sprang up like magic between 1904 and 1907, maybe quoted before we hav ...sidered not only the pioneers but the true founding fathers of the Italian automotive industry.
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• Overhead cam
  ...where there are separate camshafts for inlet and exhaust valves. Typical automotive engines equipped with dual overhead camshafts can have from two to four cam ...e first DOHC engines were two- or four-valve ''per'' cylinder designs from companies like [[Fiat]] (1912), [[Peugeot]] Grand Prix (1913, 4 valve), [[Alfa Romeo]
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• Hydrogen vehicle
  ...ogen-fueled [[reciprocating engine|piston engines]]. However the major car companies like [[DaimlerChrysler]] and [[General Motors Corporation|General Motors]] Many companies are currently researching the feasibility of building hydrogen cars. Fundin
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• Pininfarina
  After World War II, a number of automotive manufacturers were interested in working with Pininfarina. In 1952, Pininf ...olvo C70]] will be the first Pininfarina car built outside Italy. The two companies formed '''Pininfarina Sverige AB''' to build the car in Uddevalla, Sweden.
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• Multi-valve
  In [[automotive engineering]], an engine is referred to as '''multi-valve''' (or '''multiva [[Volkswagen Group|VAG]] companies like [[Volkswagen]] and [[Audi]] now use 5-valve engines in many of their v
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