Ferdinand Piëch
Ferdinand Piëch
The Mittelmotor Saga, Part 6: Walter Röhrl Drives the RS 001 + Busted.
Editor’s Note: If you’re just picking up this story, this is Part 6 in a longer series on...
The Mittelmotor Saga, Part 4: Welcome to the Polygon
As Audi’s popularity quickly grew during those initial seasons, the team’s ability to test was becoming a real challenge.
Piëch Making it Pencil
ooooIYKYK, ISSUE #0006 There’s a story about Ferdinand Piëch, the grandson of Ferdinand Porsche, former head of Audi,...
The Mittelmotor Saga, Part 3: Audi RS 002 Takes Shape. Röhrl Joins the Project
Editor’s Note: If you’re just picking up this story here, you may want to check out Part 1...
The Mittelmotor Saga, Part 2: Audi RS 001, The Mule
The car is certainly more mysterious given no examples are known to exist. Additionally, the RS 001 story reads like a spy novel from the start to its untimely demise.
Mittelmotor Saga, Part 1: The Trouble with the quattro
When Audi dropped its quattro all-wheel drive technology on the rally scene in 1980, it started a revolution....
The Piëchisode | Carmudgeon Podcast
Description: Y’all never thought it was going to happen, but here it is — whether you’ve seen the...
The Most Important Car Person You’ve Never Heard Of — Ferdinand Piëch | Jason Cammisa on the ICONS
Hagerty's Jason Cammisa believes Ferdinand Piëch is the most significant player in the automotive world. He's probably right.
Pre-Piëchisode Episode | Carmudgeon Podcast
After a quick review of the updated (and even better) 2024 Mazda MX-5 Miata, the boys delve into...
