The United States and Europe may be going through tough times but not China. Another sign of its rapid rise is that sales of luxury cars are predicted to hit a new record this year. For example Italy’s prestige car maker Lamborghini expects China to overtake the United States as its number one market. China correspondent Huey Fern Tay reports.
Founded by Colin Chapman, Lotus Cars are famous for being easy to handle. www.WatchMojo.com learns more about this luxury auto brand.
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has announced the start of recruitment for the company’s new intake of apprentices. The successful applicants will join the apprenticeship programme at the end of August 2011 working alongside skilled craftspeople in the paint, wood, leather, motor vehicle, engineering and business areas. The company’s apprenticeship programme was successfully launched in 2006 and provides people aged 16-24 with the opportunity to train with the Goodwood-based manufacturer of the world’s best selling super-luxury cars. The apprenticeships last for up to four years and combine on-the-job training with studying for nationally recognised qualifications. The opportunity to join the company following a successful apprenticeship is a possibility but only the best apprentices are selected.
Martin Brundle drives a Maserati 250f around Silverstone Motor Racing Circuit, England. Taken from the ITV coverage of the 2008 Spanish F1 Grand Prix.
Millioner’s Garage – Luxury Cars in the Emirates
