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Infiniti is considering the possibility of offering a four-door coupe that could command high price premiums while setting it apart from other luxury brands. 

Leaked images seen here reveal the facelifted version of Lexus’ five-door compact hybrid.

Two new safety systems from Toyota were announced in Japan today that will better protect pedestrians and make highway driving safer.

AutoGuide‘s compact crossover video comparison garnered plenty of attention this week, as we pitted eight of the market’s most popular crossovers against one another. Which one came out on top? Watch the video below, along with our other most popular videos of the week.

With its little-loved Matrix axed for the 2014 model year, Toyota might be considering a five-door version of the Corolla as a replacement.

Compact crossovers are quickly becoming America’s one-size-fits-all automotive solution.

Toyota chairman, Takeshi Uchiyamada, has reaffirmed that the Japanese automaker will bring a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle to the U.S. by 2015.

Late is better than never in the Subaru handbook, or at least that’s the case when it comes to hybrid vehicles. 

The next Honda CR-Z could wind up with real performance credibility courtesy of the new Civic Type R, even if the latter doesn’t make a trans-Atlantic leap.

Lexus just pulled the digital sheet from its Frankfurt-bound concept car: the LF-NX Concept.

Nissan will have a new GT-R for the 2016 model year, although details about the new supercar killer are sketchy. 

In a mix of contemporary design and everyday practicality, Infiniti just released the first image of its Q30 concept bound for the Frankfurt Motor Show on September 10.

Nissan released the top 15 markets where its Leaf electric car sells best today.

A peek at the facelifted version of Lexus’ 2014 GX SUV leaked online, showing what to expect from the better-appointed version of Toyota’s Land Cruiser Prado.