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Artega Automobile also known as Artega Automobil GmbH & Co. KG is a German car manufacturer founded by Klaus Dieter.

Overview[]

Text originally from the Artega Automobile wikipedia article.

Artega was founded by Klaus Dieter Frers, a mechanical engineer who worked for AEG-Telefunken before moving to Nixdorf Computer to oversee their production facilities from 1983 to 1987. Frers established a company called paragon electronics GmbH in 1988, and another called pargon AG in 1999, into which paragon electronic GmbH was merged. paragon AG specialises in electronic modules, controls and display systems for the automotive industry. Frers is also one of the principals of Voltabox Deutschland GmbH, as well as a car collector and competitor in historic racing.

Frers founded Artega Automobil in 2006. The name of the company was suggested by Manfred Gotta, a German brand-development expert. The company previewed their first sports car, the Artega GT. at the 2007 Frankfurt Auto Show as an engineless prototype. A production-ready version appeared at the Geneva Auto Show one year later, labelled the Intro 2008 special edition. Production of the car started in 2009.

 

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Year Model Image Appearances
2018 Scalo Superelletra A9 Artega SS Asphalt 9: Legends
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Canada BRP - Felino - HTT
United States of America Buick - BXR Motors - Cadillac - Chevrolet - Chrysler - Confederate - DMC - Dodge (SRT, Ram Trucks) - Drako Motors - Ecosse - Equus - Exotic Rides - Falcon - Faraday Future - Ford - GMC - H&H - Hennessey Performance - Hot Wheels - Hummer - Jeep - Kepler - Lightning Motorcycle - Lucra - Mosler - Plymouth - Polaris - Pontiac - Predator - Rezvani - Saleen - SCG -Shelby - SSC - Tesla - Trion - VLF
Latin America Inferno Automobili
France Beltoise - Bugatti - Citroën (DS Automobiles) - Genty Automobile - Peugeot - Renault - SMG - Spark - Vision Automobiles Paris
Germany 9FF - Apollo Automobil GmbH - Artega Automobile - Audi - Automobili Pininfarina - BMW - Gumpert - MAN Truck & Bus - Mercedes-Benz (Mercedes-AMG) - Opel - Porsche - RUF - Volkswagen
Italy Alfa Romeo - Aprilia - Ares Design - Automobili Turismo e Sport - De Tomaso - Ducati - ED Design - Ferrari - Fiat (Abarth) - FV Frangivento - Icona - Italdesign Giugiaro - Lamborghini - Lancia - Maserati - Mazzanti Automobili - MV Agusta - Pagani - Perlini - Pininfarina - Puritalia Automobili - Spada Vetture Sport
Netherlands Donkervoort - Savage Rivale - Spyker - Vencer
Sweden Gray Design - Husqvarna Motorcycles - Koenigsegg
Switzerland Sbarro - NanoFlowcell - Rinspeed - Weber
United Kingdom AC Cars - Apex - Arash - Ariel - Aston Martin - Bentley - Caterham - Ecosse - Ginetta Cars - Jaguar - Land Rover - Lotus - MG Motor - McLaren - Mini - Morgan - Naran Automotive - Noble - Rage Motorsport - Rolls-Royce - Triumph - TVR - Ultima Sports - Vauxhall
Rest of Europe Arrinera - Deus Automobiles - KTM - Marussia - Praga - Rimac - SIN Cars - Spania GTA - Toroidion - Tramontana - Tushek - Zenvo
Middle East Ajlani Motors - Devel - Onuk Competition Development - W Motors
Japan Aspark - Honda (Acura) - Kawasaki - Mazda - Mitsubishi - Nissan (Infiniti/NISMO) - Subaru - Suzuki - Toyota (Scion) - Yamaha
Rest of Asia Geely - Hyundai - NIO - Techrules - TVS - Vanda Electrics
Australia Bolwell - Brabham Automotive - Holden
Fictitious Concept Cars - Gharial - Lynx - Gameloft
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