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The affluent Chinese sure love their ultra-luxurious sedans, and Rolls-Royce is looking to capture more market share.

Volvo is aiming for performance while going green in China.

The Ford Escort nameplate will live once again, just not in America.

Bugatti has revived one of the first ever street legal super sports cars in history.

A luxury version of the Nissan Juke could be on its way, sporting an Infiniti badge.

The newest addition to the Lexus family has been officially revealed.

The Chinese auto market is getting bigger and Honda is looking to leverage its growth.

Lexus has confirmed that the newest model to its lineup will officially debut at the 2014 Beijing Motor Show.

If bigger is better, BMW might be bringing its best yet to the 2014 Beijing Motor Show.

The MG CS is expected to make its debut at the 2014 Beijing Motor Show, and AutoGuide‘s spy photographers have caught a prototype testing in the cold.

A more extreme Volkswagen Golf R model is anticipaited to make its debut at the 2014 Beijing Motor Show.

Leaked sketches of MG’s first crossover show the unnamed vehicle, which is set to make its public debut at the 2014 Beijing Motor Show.

Infiniti made its debut in the Chinese market with its new M Long Wheelbase model which will be sold in hybrid and naturally aspirated models.

Long wheel base models are extremely popular in China, where a large percentage of vehicle owners prefer to be chauffeured than driving themselves. The global debut of the Infiniti M Long Wheelbase was at the 2012 Beijing Motor Show, where the luxury Japanese automaker announced that it’ll come in M35hL hybrid and M25L models.

Laden with power yet light with carbon fiber, the Lamborghini Urus debuted ahead of the Beijing Auto Show yesterday much to many people’s delight. 

Bragging an impressive 600 hp from an undisclosed engine, the company says its SUV concept will be priced less than the Gallardo and Aventador and aimed to sell around 3,000 units per year.

At the 2012 Beijing Motor Show, Nissan unveiled an all-new global sedan and Nissan North America announced that this new model will be the basis for the 2013 Nissan Sentra.

The all-new Sentra won’t make its official debut in the U.S. until later this summer and will go on sale in the fall. The new Sentra will be the third of five all-new core models that the Japanese automaker intends to introduce in a 15-month “product onslaught”.

The 2013 Sentra launch coincides with Nissan celebrating its 30th anniversary in the U.S..

“The all-new Altima goes on sale this summer and will be followed closely by the all-new Pathfinder and Sentra. And when the next two new models launch in 2013, we will have refreshed 75 percent of our volume, rewarding our loyal owners and attracting new customers into Nissan showrooms,” said Brian Carolin, senior vice president of Sales and Marketing, Nissan North America.

Watch the 2013 Nissan Sentra teaser video below.