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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]
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 in a time when car marketing in Mexico was very poor, with only 17 car makers present in the country (now there are 41).
The magazine has been divided into these sections since its creation:
Other sections were added later:
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.
The only editorial director of this magazine has been Alejandro Guilbert P. since 1994; he now is director for the Mexican car magazine Cars México and YouTube Chanel Carsmexico TV.
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This article is about the automotive industry in Mexico.
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