Editing RTL Autowereld

{{Infobox Show
|image           =[[File:Autowereld Logo.png|300px]]
|year=2001
|epcount=Unknown
|origin=Dutch
|airstatus=Ongoing}}

'''''RTL Autowereld''''' ''(Car World)'' is the name of an automotive journalism programme created by the Luxembourg-based [[RTL Group]], where it presently airs<ref>[https://rtlautowereld.pmgcontent.nl RTL Autowereld official website.]</ref> on RTL 7 in the [[Netherlands]]. It is one of Europe's longest-running TV series of this type, and is likely based on the Belgian magazine of the [[AutoWereld (Magazine)|same name]], which predates the programme by 2 years.

Premiering in September 2001, the programme was initially hosted by [[Michael Pilarczyk]] and produced<ref>[https://pmgcontent.nl PMG Content.]</ref> by his production company PMG. Approximately 30 - 40 programmes would air each year, with a special "Summer series" comprised of a shorter run of 10 episodes.

By February 2010, a minimum of 270 episodes<ref>[https://www.imcdb.org/movie_1158593-RTL-autowereld.html IMCDb - RTL Autowereld.]</ref> had aired, including 19 from the show's 4th and 5th Summer series.

==Presenters==
RTL Autowereld has been hosted by the following presenters:
*[[Allard Kalff]]
*[[Jeroen Mul]]
*[[Nico Aaldering]]
*[[Tom Coronel]]

===Former Presenters===
*[[Jorrit van der Kooi]]
*[[Michael Pilarczyk]]

==RTL Wannahaves==
In 2009, a spin-off series by the name of ''Wannahaves'' would premiere<ref>[https://www.mediacourant.nl/2009/08/nieuw-presentatieduo-jaagt-op-gadgets-in-wannahaves/ Media Courant - Nieuw presentatieduo jaagt op gadgets in Wannahaves.]</ref> on the same network, presented by Susanne Dijksterhuis, Olympic silver medallist hockey player Taeke Taekema, and British DJ Tommy Sandhu. Unlike ''Autowereld'', ''Wannahaves'' was more of a generalised lifestyle and gadget-themed programme, although it would feature more than a fair share of segments towards cars. 13 episodes<ref>[https://tvblik.nl/wannahaves TVblik - Wannahaves.]</ref> would air from August to November of 2009, and was not renewed for a second series.

==References==
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 '''''RTL Autowereld''''' ''(Car World)'' is the name of an automotive journalism programme created by the Luxembourg-based [[RTL Group]], where it presently airs<ref>[https://rtlautowereld.pmgcontent.nl RTL Autowereld official website.]</ref> on RTL 7 in the [[Netherlands]]. It is one of Europe's longest-running TV series of this type, and is likely based on the Belgian magazine of the [[AutoWereld (Magazine)|same name]], which predates the programme by 2 years.
-Premiering in September 2001, the programme was initially hosted by [[Michael Pilarczyk]] and produced<ref>[https://pmgcontent.nl PMG Content.]</ref> by his production company PMG. Approximately 30 - 40 programmes would air each year, with a special "Zomeraflevering" (Summer series) comprised of a shorter run of around 10 episodes bridging the regular series.
+Premiering in September 2001, the programme was initially hosted by [[Michael Pilarczyk]] and produced<ref>[https://pmgcontent.nl PMG Content.]</ref> by his production company PMG. Approximately 30 - 40 programmes would air each year, with a special "Summer series" comprised of a shorter run of 10 episodes.
 By February 2010, a minimum of 270 episodes<ref>[https://www.imcdb.org/movie_1158593-RTL-autowereld.html IMCDb - RTL Autowereld.]</ref> had aired, including 19 from the show's 4th and 5th Summer series.
-==Series overview==
-{| class="wikitable plainrowheaders" style="text-align:center;"
-|-
-! rowspan="2" scope="col" style="padding:0 8px;" |Series
-! rowspan="2" scope="col" style="padding:0 8px;" | Episodes
-! colspan="2" scope="col" style="padding:0 80px;" |Originally aired
-|-
-! scope="col" |Series premiere
-! scope="col" |Series finale
-|-
-|[[{{PAGENAME}}/Summer Series 9|Z9]]
-|10
-|27th June 2010<ref>[https://www.uitzending.net/gemist/24736/RTL-7/RTL_Autowereld.html Uitzending - 2010 Summer Series premiere.]</ref>
-|29th August 2010<ref>[https://www.uitzending.net/gemist/24695/RTL-7/RTL_Autowereld.html Uitzending - 2010 Summer Series finale.]</ref>
-|-
-|[[{{PAGENAME}}/Series 10|10]]
-|39
-|5th September 2010<ref>[https://www.uitzending.net/gemist/24690/RTL-7/RTL_Autowereld.html Uitzending - 2010 - 2011 Series premiere.]</ref>
-|5th June 2011<ref>[https://www.uitzending.net/gemist/46684/RTL-7/RTL_Autowereld.html Uitzending - 2010 - 2011 Series finale.]</ref>
-|-
-|[[{{PAGENAME}}/Summer Series 10|Z10]]
-|12
-|12th June 2011<ref>[https://www.uitzending.net/gemist/51031/RTL-7/RTL_Autowereld.html Uitzending - 2011 Summer Series premiere.]</ref>
-|28th August 2011<ref>[https://www.uitzending.net/gemist/60707/RTL-7/RTL_Autowereld.html Uitzending - 2011 Summer Series finale.]</ref>
-|-
-|[[{{PAGENAME}}/Series 11|11]]
-|39
-|4th September 2011<ref>[https://www.uitzending.net/gemist/61791/RTL-7/RTL_Autowereld.html Uitzending - 2011 - 2012 Series premiere.]</ref>
-|10th June 2012<ref>[https://www.uitzending.net/gemist/115876/RTL-7/RTL_Autowereld.html Uitzending - 2011 - 2012 Series finale.]</ref>
-|-
-|[[{{PAGENAME}}/Summer Series 11|Z11]]
-|11
-|17th June 2012<ref>[https://www.uitzending.net/gemist/116909/RTL-7/RTL_Autowereld.html Uitzending - 2012 Summer Series premiere.]</ref>
-|26th August 2012<ref>[https://www.uitzending.net/gemist/128061/RTL-7/RTL_Autowereld.html Uitzending - 2012 Summer Series finale.]</ref>
-|-
-|[[{{PAGENAME}}/Series 12|12]]
-|39
-|2nd September 2012<ref>[https://www.uitzending.net/gemist/129573/RTL-7/RTL_Autowereld.html Uitzending - 2012 - 2013 Series premiere.]</ref>
-|23rd June 2013<ref>[https://www.uitzending.net/gemist/199143/RTL-7/RTL_Autowereld.html Uitzending - 2012 - 2013 Series finale.]</ref>
-|}
 ==Presenters==
 RTL Autowereld has been hosted by the following presenters:
 *[[Allard Kalff]]
 *[[Jeroen Mul]]
 *[[Nico Aaldering]]
 *[[Tom Coronel]]
 ===Former Presenters===
-* [[Jorrit van der Kooi]]
+*[[Jorrit van der Kooi]]
 *[[Michael Pilarczyk]]
 ==RTL Wannahaves==
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 ==References==
-<references />