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Welcome to Kitcarworld, the online guide for kitcar builders and enthusiasts with the emphasis on construction and maintenance of your kit
For a quick look at what is on the site have a look at the site map or read on for a brief overview of the contents.
There is a calendar page for information on forthcoming national and club events and shows, so let us know of any we have missed.
If you have a car you are trying to sell then advertise in our classifieds section for just £15 until you sell it, including a colour photograph and up to 50 words of text. If you have parts to sell or wish to place a wanted advert, these are free.
We are currently producing the kitcarworld directory where you will find links to service and part providers to enable you to complete or improve your car.
If it is advice you need why not post an entry on our question & answer boardroom and get the help of your fellow kit owners or look at our project where we are improving our ageing westfield.
On our business services page market professionals can find software products to streamline their company and information on getting their own web site designed and hosted.
We are also going to add a used car section to our website where people can publish articles about their kit cars or even used cars which they have had a lot of pleasure from, so keep browsing to us to see this kind of info.
Audi - Mercedes
The Audi brand has lasted the test of time that is for sure. Audi vehicles have been in production since the year 1909. August Horch established Horch in 1909 and traded under the Audi name, due to his inability to use his name for his company. The name Horch in German means “hark” or “to hear,” therefore, cleverly, Horch decided to use the Latin word for “listen” and there the brand Audi was formed. Even though officially the company was formed in 1909, Horch completed his first car just eight years earlier. That was just the beginning. Audi is known for creating works of art primary in the luxury category of vehicles.
The emblem represents the collaboration of four automobile manufacturers becoming one; Audi, DKW, Horch, and Wanderer. The amalgamation of these four corporations is represented in the four rings emblem and unique to Audi and the formation of the Auto Union AG. The new amalgamation was able to produce a wide array of motor vehicles from motorcycles to luxury saloon cars. During World War II, Audi was forced to dismantle and assets were expropriated without compensation. This was only a minor hiccup because about a year later they set up shop in Ingolstadt, Bavaria, Germany. Ever since, Audi customers have remained loyal and swear by the quality of their purchases. Shortly after the relocation, in 1958, Daimler-Benz acquired ownership of the Auto Union AG. The new corporation has grown to be one of the major vehicle manufacturers in Germany and is also widely popular throughout the world.
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