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Description: However, in a new report coming from Autoblog and originally scooped by Asphaltandrubber.com, it appears that Audi is not the actual owner of Ducati after all. Lamborghini is. The truth appears to hav...
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Wait, VW owns Audi AND Lamborghini... They sold Ducati to themself then?
@serge exactly, they own all of them so I don't really get the point of this article
This makes sense. Lamborghini can make more supercars while their new bikes keep them compliant with emissions regulations.
Description: To clarify this further, Lamborghini is now the formal owner of Ducati and they both fall under Audi's jurisdiction within the VW Group. Basically, Audi purchased Ducati with Lamborghini's m...
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If Lamborghinis are so rare, why do emissions matter? you can't beat the way emission laws are so loosely enforced in the US (except Cali)
Description: By acquiring Ducati, Lamborghini can now cleverly combine the emissions numbers from their high-displacement supercars with a brand whose vehicles burn far fewer emissions. In other words, Lamborghini...
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That was clever. Too bad Aston Martin wasn't that smart. Now we have to look at that hideous rebadged Scion iQ.
Not so sure it's that effective. Although I'm not familiar with the law noted here, it would be surprising if the law does not differentiate by vehicle type. And if it does not right now, logic suggests it would (should) be changed.
No need to prove anything just chill and enjoy the article this is supposed to be entertainment lol
Come on people. They don't tune your bike :D and these maintenance services can cost north of 1000 or much south of it. It really depends on where you take it and what is getting done...
Whatever. Your just going to let some random kids talk about $7500.00 Maintenence schedules which consist of dynos and recaps of fuel ignition? Have at it! Yup, all is exactly true (sarcasm)
Reread his post. He says his friend changed his exhaust and that it sounds good. This is the reason why he thinks the Maintenence schedule includes a tuning of the fuel maps, bc his friend probably did everything at once. Who's the idiot now? Lol
Sure, changing exhaust would be benificial with also changing the tune. But that is NOT part of scheduleded maintenance like you stated. Maintenve is more in the 750 range anyhow, so stop with your theories and fish stories
And thats not for every bike but its included along with checking and adjusting your v alves, pulling and checking your cutch disk, and alot of other things, the price is high but your paying to basicaly recondtion your ducati. If not for car payments and rent would have gotten a street fighter
Maybe you should go read an article, bike engine is constantly changing after 7500 miles on a bike the factory fuel map and ignition timing is no longer optimal, hence the 1000$ price, like getting your bike dyno tuned, and idk my friend changed his exhaust.day he got it but it does sound amazing
Wow bro? Wtf again? Re-tuning of fuel and ignition maps is a scheduled service?? Get your facts straight! that's hilarious!
Nvm it is the 7500mi an its like 1000$ cause they retune the engine fuel map and ignition, and yes i have 2 friends with monsters and one with a street fighter
@william. Why lie? Do you even know anyone with a Ducati? Lol. Your confused. I call bullsh*t on your $7500.00 service interval. I think you actually mean 7500 miles service interval, but you clearly state dollars.
Damn I'll still get it.. I mean it is an Italian motorcycle... Or an Aprilia Tuono?
idk when i was looking at it guy made sure i knew that.. i think its an engine over haul or just because its a ducati, if it wasnt for that i would have gladly spent the money on the bike
omg i want one so bad but that 7500 dollar service interval is killer, basically a super car of the bike world, everyone i know that has a duc has an older one or trades it in when that service comes around
I see Ducati more like a Ferrari bike because it's Italian & red. Just saying.
Nillson: yes I know and yes they own about every car company there is but the article is saying "just Lambo" bought them by them self but yes be probaly helped them out
Will the real owner of Ducati please stand up, please stand up
Garrett: You know that the VW-group owns Lamborghini, right?
I'm surprised a small supercar sompany can spend that much money
I thought it was cool that they said Audi bought Ducati. But now that they say it was actually Lamborghini, that's awesome!!! It makes me love mine so much more!
That's actually not a bad price
That's a lot of money!