motor-talk.de
Automotive forums, vehicle reviews and blogs for German-speaking drivers and motor enthusiasts
About motor-talk.de
MOTOR-TALK operates an online community for cars, motorcycles and other motorized vehicles, with discussion forums, user-written vehicle tests and blogs. Topics include vehicle brands, maintenance, technology, financing, insurance and mobility.
Users share questions, advice and experiences across the platform. MOTOR-TALK is part of gutefrage.net GmbH and was founded in 2001; its registered address is in München, Germany.
Product: An online automotive community with discussion forums, user vehicle reviews and blogs.
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