Cars

In Berlin, owning a car is politically incorrect in the eyes of some politicians and activists. Local Greens and organizations run by very determined cyclists and ecologists are fighting a 135-year-old invention called the automobile. But there are good ideas in regard to the future of traffic in Berlin too.

'Referendum Car-Free Berlin' is both the name and the goal of a group in the German capital. By 2027, it wants to ban most cars from Berlin's city center.…

Speeding or parking in no standing zones will be a lot more expensive in Germany. After months of arguing, Transport Minister Andreas Scheuer and his colleagues…

Germany does export a lot of goods, including food, clothing, weapons, machines, wines and cuckoo clocks. But, since the 1960s, cars have been the main export product. Everyone wants the 'Made in Germany' label on their vehicles.

Once 2021 begins, fuel prices will increase. That is because the VAT switches back to 19 percent. And there is another reason.

What using winter tires is concerned, Germany has its rules. But just following those will not make drivers as safe as they should be. There are recommendations…

World Car-Free Day is supposed to be taking place on September 22nd. But only few will participate because there is no website, no information, no organization, hardly any motivation and no plan.

Mercedes Benz did it again. The seventh generation S-Class was unveiled today. It is a stunning car, but it has one problem.

German media and self-proclaimed experts keep on criticizing high-ranking politicians for the vehicles they are being driven around in. But, in reality, cars…

This week, the Senate listed all cars registered in Berlin by brand. While most Berliners drive conventional vehicles made in Germany, the number of exotic ones is quite high. Holy cow!