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Carburetor maker Weber celebrates 90th birthday
Thu, 19 Dec 2013Weber -- one the great names in automotive carburetion -- has just turned 90. The company was founded by Edoardo Weber in Bologna, Italy in December 1923. In 1920, Weber got his start producing kerosene conversion kits for Fiat trucks (gasoline being relatively expensive in Italy at the time).
Skoda Fabia Monte Carlo Tech Edition
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BMW wins engine of year
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