The Globe and Mail: ‘Like a Vespa on steroids’: “There must be an awful lot of people riding Italian-made scooters in Europe these days, because one of the biggest motorbike companies over there is Piaggio, which got its start manufacturing affordable little two-wheeled runabouts. The Piaggio Group now owns Moto Guzzi, Aprilia, MV Augusta, Gilera and Vespa, among others.
And now the company has moved into North America, where it recently introduced the X9 Evolution, the largest model they have that bears the Piaggio name.”
Wed, Jul 20, 2005
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