2015 Nissan GT-R, GT-R NISMO Revealed in Tokyo
What happens when too much just isn’t enough? You become an addict, that’s what! Well someone call Betty Ford because Nissan’s been going through performance withdrawal and they just binged on GT-Rs!

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Subaru Cross Sport Design Concept is a BRZ Station Wagon
The Subaru BRZ and Scion FR-S are two of the most impressive vehicles introduced in the last five years. They offer enthusiasts affordable performance courtesy of a rear-wheel-drive chassis that’s second to none. But could Subaru be working on a more utility-focused version of the BRZ? The company’s Cross Sport Design Concept seems to indicate they’re up to something.

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Toyota FCV Concept Points to Hydrogen-Powered Future
After more than a century the internal-combustion engine still reigns supreme as the world’s go-to powerplant for vehicular propulsion. Of course electrics have started to chip away at that dominance but they really haven’t had all that much success. When it comes to alternative technologies will fuel cells fare any better? Well, maybe if Toyota starts pushing them.

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Toyota Bumps Up Sales Forcast, On Pace For Largest Profit in Five Years
Toyota now expects to sell 2.63 million vehicles in North America following a strong third quarter of sales where the Japanese automaker outsold Ford Motor Company for the first time in 15 quarters.

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Mitsubishi to Sell Rebadged Renault Family Sedan in America

Renault has been strategically aligned with Nissan since 1999 but today the Franco-Japanese partnership just announced their intention to cooperate with ailing automaker Mitsubishi.

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Japan to Get Infiniti Branded Vehicles

Nissan will begin selling its luxury Infiniti brand in its home market.

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Toyota Announces New City, Highway Safety Systems

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

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Toyota Investing $28 Million in Michigan Facilities

Michigan, it’s more than just Great Lakes, the Big Three and the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history. To the surprise of many, GM, Ford and Chrysler aren’t the only games in town. Practically every major OEM and supplier company has offices, technical centers or test facilities in the mitten state, and Toyota is making a major investment its facilities.

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Honda Fit EV Lease Price Lowered to $259 Per Month

Honda will slash lease prices for its Fit EV starting in June after other automakers dropped prices on their electric vehicles.

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French Fry Cup Holders Free From McDonald's Japan

Japanese McDonald’s customers will have an easier time eating and driving starting on April 24 when the fast food giant will begin giving away the item shown above.

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Commute, Toy or Destroy – Iconic Japanese Sports Cars

It’s not every day that AutoGuide launches a new weekly feature. Today, however, is not just any day; it’s first installment of an interactive segment we call ‘Commute, Toy or Destroy’.

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Detroit Three, Koreans Steal Small-Car Market Share From Japanese

General Motors, Ford and Chrysler, along with their South Korean competitors are increasing sales to the coveted youth demographic. Their growth comes at the expense of Japanese automakers that are losing ground in this segment.

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Nissan to Make 'Big Announcement' About Nismo

Nissan will announce details on February 26 surrounding its Nismo performance arm.

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2014 Lexus IS Gets Free Traffic and Weather Updates

Lexus has partnered up with iBiquity Digital Corporation and will be the first automaker to offer subscription-free, real-time traffic and weather information on its infotainment systems.

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New Mazda RX-7 Due to Arrive in 2017

Big news out of Hiroshima, Japan. Mazda will reportedly resurrect its legendary RX-7 sports car.

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