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4 Ruedas (4 Wheels) is a Mexican automotive enthusiast magazine created in September 1994.
4 Ruedas is published monthly by editorial Grupo Notmusa.[1] The headquarters is in Mexico City.[1]
History
[edit]Motor y Volante, published by Editorial Novaro, was the first Mexican car magazine with publication dating back to 1983. 4 Ruedas joined Car and Driver Mexico and Automóvil Panamericano in the mid-1990s. Despite not being the most successful 4 Ruedas was first published at a time when car marketing in Mexico was very poor, with only 17 car makers present in the country (now there are 41).
Content
[edit]The magazine has been divided into these sections since its creation:
- Pruebas (Tests)
- AutoDeporte (Sport news)
- Mundo Sobre Ruedas (News)
- AutoNuevo (Prices of new cars)
- AutoUsado (Prices of used cars)
- Sólo Una Más (Curious pictures)
Other sections were added later:
- AutoAccesorios (Car accessories page)
- FracciónDeSegundo (Article about a watch)
- AutoColección (Article about a special car and a double-face poster)
The magazine publishes every year the "Modelos ####" (e.g. Modelos 2007, published in October 2006). It is an article that shows the new car models that will arrive in Mexico within the next year.
Editorial
[edit]The only editorial director of this magazine has been Alejandro Guilbert P. since 1994; he is now a director for the Mexican car magazine Cars México and YouTube channel Carsmexico TV.
References
[edit]- 1 2 "Factsheet. 4 Ruedas". Publicitas. Archived from the original on 15 August 2016. Retrieved 19 June 2016.