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Brembo Celebrates a New Brake Plant in Escobedo, Mexico
A tour of Escobeda by AutoInformed showed a highly automated, clean, state-of-the-art manufacturing facility, in a sector that essentially one was a blacksmithing business not all that long ago. Brembo is the 7th largest auto parts maker, and the fourth largest exporter globally. It holds ~15% global market share in rotors for the 80 million vehicles produced. Continue reading
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Subaru 2025 WRX tS Debuts at Wicked Big Meet
Today Subaru announced its new performance 2025 model WRX tS will make its first public appearance at Wicked Big Meet, America’s largest Subaru enthusiast festival, on June 2. The tS trim level offers increased performance and handling capability and ride comfort with a new STI-tuned suspension featuring electronically controlled dampers and revised suspension tuning. Pricing has yet to be announced for the 2025 model, which will be at dealers early next year. Continue reading →