News29th Oct 20153 min readMazda’s smaller global size helps its success in Australia…News29th Oct 20153 min readMazda’s smaller global size helps its success in Australia…
News28th Oct 20152 min readMazda says "no plans" for MPS revival…Alborz FallahMazda has ruled out bringing back the Mazda performance series (MPS) versions of the Mazda3 and Mazda6 despite announcing its intentions of creating a top-spec rotary-powered sports car. …
News28th Oct 20152 min readMazda SkyACTIV-R rotary engine: for RX sports car only; no platform sharing with MX-5…
News28th Oct 20152 min readMazda SkyACTIV-R rotary engine: turbo inevitable, no electrification…Alborz Fallah
News28th Oct 20152 min readYamaha Sports Ride coupe revealed in Tokyo: Two-door, carbonfibre coupe previews brand's four-wheeled future…Mike CostelloYamaha Motor, the company known better for its motorcycles, revealed an exciting two-seat concept coupe at today’s Tokyo motor show called the Sports Ride Concept. Billed as a design exercise for now, the Sports Ride Concept is said to take the “involved and active feeling of riding a motorcycle… into a vehicle with quintessential sports car proportions”. …
News28th Oct 20152 min readLexus LF-FC concept revealed: "Progressive luxury" styling showcased in Tokyo…
News28th Oct 20152 min readNew Volkswagen Phaeton to be full-electric, still years away…News28th Oct 20152 min readNew Volkswagen Phaeton to be full-electric, still years away…
News28th Oct 20152 min readVolkswagen: being number one no longer the 'first priority'…Alborz FallahVolkswagen says that maintaining its position as the world’s largest vehicle manufacturer is no longer its primary focus, as it aims to win back the trust and confidence of its customers. Volkswagen overtook Toyota in the first eight months of this year as the world’s largest manufacturer of vehicles, a goal that it had hoped to achieve by 2018. …
News28th Oct 20152 min readMitsubishi confirms brand-new premium SUV model line for 2017…Mike Costello
News28th Oct 20152 min readVolkswagen "did some things that were wrong" says brand CEO; focus now on electric…Alborz FallahVolkswagen’s new CEO says the company’s emission cheating actions in relation to its diesel engines “went against everything” that the company stands for. Speaking to the media at the Tokyo motor show today, Volkswagen’s CEO of passenger cars, Dr Herbert Diess, admitted that Volkswagen “did some things that were wrong". “Our customers' confidence and trust is what is most important to us and we are doing everything that we can win back this trust in our brand, and in our range of products.…
News28th Oct 20152 min readNissan IDS driverless EV revealed - Video: Is this the next Leaf?…Mike Stevens
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