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Version 24.3.4 · 2025-03-20
- General improvements - Improved stability - Minor bug fixing
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The store currently lists version 24.3.4, updated 2025-03-20.








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From 1956 Quattroruote is the most loved, read and authoritative motoring magazine. Every month previews and news from around the world, surveys, inquiries, road and track tests, price lists for new cars as well as quotations for used vehicles that have become a point of reference for the market.
Before purchasing an issue or choosing a subscription, you can browse through Quattroruote in preview mode, which allows you to have a quick insight of the magazine.
The application contains a digital copy of the printed magazine, moreover:
- Offline consultation
- Read whilst downloading
- Compatibility with previous editions
- Enriched with photo galleries and videos
- Real time news from Quattroruote.it
- Optimized search engine
- Save articles to revisit later from any device
- Share through Facebook, Twitter and e-mail…
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- General improvements - Improved stability - Minor bug fixing
quattroruoteWhat the stores publish. Store ratings are the stores’ numbers, not Appworthy’s, and are never averaged across stores.
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These are really on sale; we just can’t tell from the name whether they recur.
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