A helluva 'gentleman driver': they don't make 'em like Gianpiero Moretti anymore - at least not in the U.S

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Moretti, a 56-year-old Italian millionaire, adds to his fortune with his Momo Group which makes steering and road wheels, and designer items such as sunglasses. Since 1970 he has won several races and convinced Ferrari to let their cars compete at Le Mans. His lifestyle and careers are recounted.

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The Bugatti drama continues

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Bugatti Automobili S.p.A. CEO Romano Artioli attempted to dampen rumors surrounding the company's financial status in an interview in December 1994. He revealed that the company had acquired a new unnamed financial partner who would back its automobile development efforts for the next decade.

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Shake-up at Acura

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Honda luxury-car division Acura has decided to change the name of its Legend sedan and replace it with a new line of models with European-style alphanumeric names. The decision is viewed by auto experts as an attempt to win back market share from rival luxury-car makers Lexus and Infiniti.

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