During the Salone del Mobile in Milan, under way until April 17, the world of cars is contributing to transform a show at a party, with many events after the event, held in the streets of the city. The builders, in fact, took the opportunity to present some new features. Mercedes could not miss that, besides making available to the organization 15 sedans and 5-Class Viano, celebrates 125 years of life with the "Auto-mobile free time" at its headquarters (for Italy) Via Gallarate, where we worked together cars and furniture.
Rival Audi, however, will reveal the A1 and A1 Vertigo City and signed by the architect Francesco Roggero exhibit Space Zegna Via Savona 56. Mini has also renewed its support this year from Germany to France: in the heart of the fashion streets of Milan, Citroen shows his models of yesterday and today, as the DS4, along with some sculptures.
Peugeot, however, will point the electric iOn to be a spectator to the play of light on the House Energy AEM in Piazza Po, not far from the old fairgrounds and close to all the other events concurrent with the Salone del Mobile, which can be achieved iOn accompanied on board by staff. Great space will also have Renault, which recently signed an agreement with the municipalities of Milan and Brescia for electric mobility: not far from the historic canals exhibit R4 and show videos of his models with zero emissions that may come up on the streets full of two cities.
Via Tortona 31, in an event space, will be posted on the Jaguar XJK 75, the car built in limited edition to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the British House. The model on display is fitted with a special fabric Prince of Wales Florence Alcantara. And while in England, the London artist Benedict Radcliffe created an installation that mimics the lattice Evoque-size Range Rover, Jaguar visible at the same address above.
In an Italian festival, the cars could not miss the beautiful country with the Fiat 500: Lapo Elkann, in collaboration with Meritalia present the Fiat 500 Design Collection, equipped with sofa Panorama, the console Cheers and Picnic table, everything the 70s style. 
Rival Audi, however, will reveal the A1 and A1 Vertigo City and signed by the architect Francesco Roggero exhibit Space Zegna Via Savona 56. Mini has also renewed its support this year from Germany to France: in the heart of the fashion streets of Milan, Citroen shows his models of yesterday and today, as the DS4, along with some sculptures.
Peugeot, however, will point the electric iOn to be a spectator to the play of light on the House Energy AEM in Piazza Po, not far from the old fairgrounds and close to all the other events concurrent with the Salone del Mobile, which can be achieved iOn accompanied on board by staff. Great space will also have Renault, which recently signed an agreement with the municipalities of Milan and Brescia for electric mobility: not far from the historic canals exhibit R4 and show videos of his models with zero emissions that may come up on the streets full of two cities.
Via Tortona 31, in an event space, will be posted on the Jaguar XJK 75, the car built in limited edition to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the British House. The model on display is fitted with a special fabric Prince of Wales Florence Alcantara. And while in England, the London artist Benedict Radcliffe created an installation that mimics the lattice Evoque-size Range Rover, Jaguar visible at the same address above.
In an Italian festival, the cars could not miss the beautiful country with the Fiat 500: Lapo Elkann, in collaboration with Meritalia present the Fiat 500 Design Collection, equipped with sofa Panorama, the console Cheers and Picnic table, everything the 70s style.
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