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The Legendary man behind
this company was Enzo Ferrari. The success formual of
this man never beared fruits immediately, it had to
with stand trials in the forms of World War II and ofcourse
Time. Enzo Ferrari was born on February 18, 1898 near
Modena, Italy. His father owned an ironworks and automobile
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| Maserati |
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"Società
Anonima Officine Alfieri Maserati" was officially
founded on December 14, 1914 in Bologna: a brand that
was to become a legend on all the racetracks and the
roads of the world. Founders: The Maserati family constitutes
seven brothers Carlo Maserati, Bindo Maserati, Alfieri
Maserati, Mario Maserati, Ettore Maserati and Ernesto
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| Lamborghini |
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Ferruccio Lamborghini
was born in Renazzom near Bologna on 28th April 1916.
His family background was in farming however he had
developed his interest in mechanical engineering, experimenting
with his family owned tractors. |
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| Vespa |
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The Icon VESPA was brought
into existence by the Piaggio, highly remarkable innovators
in the field of Transportation for nearly 120 years.
Piaggio was founded in Genoa, Italy in 1884 by twenty-year-old
Rinaldo Piaggio. Rinaldo's business began with luxury
ship fitting. |
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| Moto Guzzi |
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Giovanni Ravelli though
was with them in the intial stages, perished in an aircrash
and in fond memory of him all the Moto Guzzi productions
were marked with the Soaring Eagle. The first motor
cycle was desined by Carlo Guzzi with the help of Giorgio
Ripamonti and it was presented to the Geonese Ship Owner
Emanuele Vittorio Parodi, father of Giorgio Parodi. |
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| Colnago |
The world has moved and reached to the era when we talk about geo-satellites and lunar vehicles. We talk about automated gear enabled machines that can reach speeds of sound in seconds. |
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| Ancillotti |
“Four Generations in the Forefront of Cycling Technology” is what the homepage of this eminent specialized motorbike and bicycle manufacturer announces, and not without good reason. Ancillotti thrives on one simple philosophy – that no specialized equipment can come out of an assembly line, where the main considerations are cost and time reduction. |
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