#JapaneseCars

An image of Mazda’s refreshed mid-size sedan leaked today ahead of its official debut at next week’s L.A. Auto Show.

Mazda confirmed today that it plans to debut a new sub-compact crossover called the CX-3 next month at the LA Auto Show.

In 2009 a new Corolla went on sale in North America. Not entirely “new,” the 10th generation Corolla feature carried over mechanics on a newly style body and interior. A staple in the compact car market, Toyota kept to the winning formula of offering a basic car with high reliability and dependable reliability.

Half of Chinese car buyers say they wouldn’t buy a Japanese car.

Acura will complete its lineup refresh with a new model called the TLX, which will debut at the Detroit Auto Show in January.

Acura will cut its product portfolio from six to five models next year, confirming today that the TSX sedan will be discontinued in 2014.

Nissan is continuing its push toward marketing a self-driving car, announcing today that it began testing on public roads in Japan.

Nissan has revealed the latest, and greatest, iteration of its supercar killer, boasting 600 horsepower and a Nurburgring lap time lower than any other volume production car.

The new 2014 Mazda3 was just released, but Mazda is already promoting the cars style and performance at this years SEMA show.