Most Watched Videos of the Week: February 15 – 22, 2015 |
- Most Watched Videos of the Week: February 15 – 22, 2015
- Top Viral News Stories of the Week: February 15 – 22, 2015
- Busch Brothers Both Out of NASCAR Indefinitely
- Lego Dethrones Ferrari as World’s Most Powerful Brand
| Most Watched Videos of the Week: February 15 – 22, 2015 Posted: Share this Article This past week, AutoGuide.com introduced an all new video series called The Short List. It quickly became the most watched video of the week for February 15-22, 2015 while the comparison between the 2015 Acura TLX and 2015 Infiniti Q50 got luxury sedan shoppers curious which is the right vehicle for them. Lastly, those unable to travel to Canada for the 2015 Toronto Auto Show got a nice summary from our top 10 things to see video. Watch the videos below and subscribe to AutoGuide.com's YouTube channel here. Get the Flash Player to see this player. Get the Flash Player to see this player. Get the Flash Player to see this player. Loading, please wait...  |
| Top Viral News Stories of the Week: February 15 – 22, 2015 Posted: Share this Article There's plenty of buzz surrounding this year's debuts heading to the Geneva Motor Show. AutoGuide.com's top viral news story for the past week was a teaser for the upcoming Mercedes-AMG GT3, which is set to debut early March in Switzerland. We also had the chance to sit down with Maserati to learn more about its upcoming Alfieri while buzz surrounding the prospect of Apple buying Tesla got many on the Internet talking. Mercedes-AMG GT3 to Debut at Geneva Motor Show If you're a well heeled automobile aficionado with a penchant for driving fast at race tracks, drop everything and call your assistant because Geneva is your destination from March 5 to 15. Maserati Alfieri to be 'a True Sports Car' "We're all about the f#cking sound," jokes Maserati marketing boss Saad Chehab. Analyst Thinks Apple Will Buy Tesla With rumors that Apple is investing into developing its own vehicles, would the tech giant consider buying Tesla for a generous sum? Loading, please wait... |
| Busch Brothers Both Out of NASCAR Indefinitely Posted: Share this Article For the first time since 2001, there will not be a Busch taking the green flag at the start of the Daytona 500, NASCAR's premiere and season opening race. Earlier this week, older brother Kurt Busch, driver of the #41 car in the Sprint Cup Series, was suspended indefinitely by NASCAR for violating two of the racing organization's policies – sections 12.1.a: Actions detrimental to stock car racing and section 12.8: Behavioral Penalty. The penalties stem from a September 24 incident in which Busch allegedly assaulted his former girlfriend, Patricia Driscoll, in his motor coach during a race weekend at Dover International Speedway. After the Family Court of the State of Delaware made a decision on Monday to issue an Order of Protection from Abuse against him, NASCAR followed suit and suspended Busch indefinitely. Today, Busch lost a series of appeals and will now have to wait for a series of guidelines to be issued to him from NASCAR that he must follow before reinstatement. Get the Flash Player to see this player. Kyle Busch Fractures Leg and Foot And the bad news for the Busch family kept coming this weekend. During the 112th lap of the NASCAR's XFINITY series race tonight, Kyle Busch was caught in a melee that sent his car crashing into the infield wall, suffering a fractured leg and foot. Reports from Busch's team say that he underwent surgery Saturday night successfully and is currently resting. Kyle's usually drives the #18 car in NASCAR's premiere Sprint Cup series, but it will be driven by Matt Crafton for Sunday's Daytona 500 race while Kurt's #41 car will be driven by Regan Smith. Loading, please wait... |
| Lego Dethrones Ferrari as World’s Most Powerful Brand Posted: Share this Article Ferrari is no longer the most powerful brand in the world. Claiming the honor of being the world's most powerful brand in 2015 is Lego, stripping Italian exotic automaker from the title that it held two years in a row. Brand Finance ranks the world's most powerful brands annually by examining factors such as a company's investment in marketing, equity as measured by goodwill of customers and staff and the impact of marketing and goodwill on the company's business performance. SEE ALSO: Ferrari Named 'Most Powerful Brand' Twice in a Row Lego got a nice bump in worldwide brand recognition thanks in part to the success of The Lego Movie, which grossed nearly $500 million worldwide. The company has also had great success with its Lego series of video games, not to mention all its relationships for branding items from other famous franchises such as Star Wars and even Ferrari itself. For the 2015 rankings, Ferrari earned a score of 89.6, putting it in the 10th position out of the world's 12 most powerful brands. Discuss this story at our luxury lifestyle forum Loading, please wait... |
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