- RUF Automobile: Sports cars in perfection
Ruf Automobile is a family- owned car manufacturer based in the heart of Bavaria, Germany Ruf is not only the family name of the founder Alois Ruf Sr who founded the company in 1939, but it is also a name that stands for engineering excellence, authenticity, passion and raw driving
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- Ruf Automobile - Wikipedia
Ruf Automobile GmbH (stylized as RUF) is a German car manufacturer Formerly using Porsche bodies in white to build cars, today they build vehicles on their own bodies and chassis They also manufacture performance parts for various Porsche models, including the 911, Boxster, and Cayman
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Ruf is not only the family name of the founder Alois Ruf Sr who founded the company in 1939, but it is also a name that stands for engineering excellence, authenticity, passion and raw driving
- RUF automobiles: The 5 top models from RUF
As a manufacturer, we not only offer small series production, but also individual solutions as required Drivability, durability and reliability - in all situations - this is what RUF stands for Our sports cars combine maximum driving performance, suitability for everyday use and individuality
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- RODEO - RUF North America
Dual wishbone push-rod suspension front and rear engineered for all-terrains After decades of excellence and pioneering the sports car, RUF launched its own carbon-monocoque chassis to create its next generation of ground-breaking vehicles With this came the CTR Anniversary, SCR and now…the Rodeo
- RUF Automobile: The RUF CTR Anniversary
For the first time, the superior two-seater is based on a carbon fiber monocoque completely developed by RUF; its type abbreviation CTR is reminiscent of the legendary “Yellowbird”, the first RUF biturbo coupé, which thirty years ago astonished the world of super sports cars
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